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Find the value of y in the diagram below

Find the value of y in the diagram below-example-1
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we \: can \: tell \: that \\ 1. \: \: 13x - 26 = 7x + 16 \\ 2. \: \: 7 x + 16 + 9y + 7 = 180\\ from \: 1. \\ 6x = 42 \: so \: x = 7 \\ from \: 2. \\ y = 12
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Answer:

x=7 and y=12.

Explanation:

If two lines intersect each other then vertical opposite angles are equal.


13x-26=7x+16


13x-7x=26+16


6x=42

Divide both sides by 6.


x=7

The value of x is 7.


(7x+16)^\circ=(7\cdot 7+16)^\circ=(49+16)^\circ=65^\circ

Same side interior angles are supplementary angles.


(7x+16)^\circ+(9y+7)^\circ=180^\circ


65^\circ+(9y+7)^\circ=180^\circ


(9y+7)^\circ=180^\circ-65^\circ


(9y+7)^\circ=115^\circ

On further simplification we get


9y+7=115


9y=115-7


9y=108

Divide both sides by 9.


y=12

Therefore, the value of y is 12.

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