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Answer:


x=81\degree


y=99\degree


z=129\degree

Explanation:

The sum of the interior angles of a triangle is 180 degrees.


\implies 51\degree+48\degree+x=180\degree


\implies 99\degree+x=180\degree


\implies x=180\degree-99\degree


\implies x=81\degree

Use the exterior angles theorem to find y.

The exterior angle y is the sum of the two remote interior angles:


y=51\degree+48\degree=99\degree

The sum of angles on a straight line is 180 degrees.


\implies z+51\degree=180\degree


\implies z=180\degree-51\degree


\implies z=129\degree

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