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Option 1
Step-by-step explanation:
First we need to analyse the question to figure out what we need to do. The question is saying that a line is parallel to the y-axis. We know that the y-axis goes up and down, meaning that our line should be pointing up and down crossing the point (2,-7). In order to find where the line is placed, we would have to look at the x-axis to figure out where it is. Using the info provided we could see that the line has to pass (2,-7), and the x for that point is 2. Using all the info we have concluded we know that the equation of the line is x=2.
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The image does not have four right angles because translations preserve angle measures.
X is the easy one to solve here. A triangle must have 180 degrees. Add 90 to 38 and subtract that value from 180. This results in x = 52 Degrees. Y is a little bit more difficult. Because The two lines are parallel, Angle CDB is equal to the angle just above y-12. That angle is equal to x, in other words. This angle and y-12 must equal 180 when they are added together, as this is the value for degrees of a line. So, 180= (y-12) + 52. Just solve this algebraically, and is should result in y = 140 degrees.
Tldr: y = 140, x= 52