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3 years ago

Value of x Give reasons

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Airida [17]3 years ago

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50 bc since all the angles in a triangle are 180 degrees the other angle in the complete triangle is 40 degrees and since the lines are parallel it would be a corresponding angle to the angle beside x, then you would take 90+40 +x= 180 bc it’s a straight angle
you would get 50

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