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Ok so 80 and 4x-y form a straight angle.
80+(4x-y)=180
4x-y=100

(4x-y) and (x+2y+10) also form a straight angle, but we know that 4x-y=100
100+x+2y+10=180
x+2y+110=180
x+2y=70

Now we have a system of equation
4x-y=100
x+2y=70

Solve the first equation for y
-y=-4x+100
y=4x-100

Substitute y
x+2(4x-100)=70
x+8x-200=70
9x=270
x=30

Now plug in the known x value
30+2y=70
2y=40
y=20

Final answer: x=30, y=20
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Answer:

The values of
x=30^(\circ) and
y=20^(\circ).

Explanation:

A Linear pair is a pair of adjacent angles formed when two lines intersect.

In the given figure,
80^(\circ) and
4x-y ,
4x-y and
x+2y+10^(\circ) form a linear pair.

By linear pairs theorem, we have


80^(\circ)+4x-y=180^(\circ)


4x-y+x+2y+10^(\circ)=180^(\circ)

On solving we get,


4x-y=100^(\circ) ....(1)


5x+y=170^(\circ) .....(2)

Now, to solve equation (1) and (2) by simultaneously; we get
x=30^(\circ)

putting the value of x in equation 1 we get,


4x-y=100^(\circ)


4\cdot 30^(\circ)-y=100^(\circ)


120^(\circ)-y=100^(\circ)

On simplify we have,
y=20^(\circ)

Therefore, the values of x and y are:
30^(\circ) and
20^(\circ)










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