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You the pictures to the right for problems five through seven

You the pictures to the right for problems five through seven-example-1
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5)

For the figure, lines AB and CD are crossed by a transversal line FE.

If lines AB || CD, then the angles, ∠BHK, and ∠HKD are supplementary angles, which means they add up to 180º.

So we can say that:


\angle\text{BHK+}\angle\text{HKD}=180º

We know that

∠BHK= (2x+50)º

∠HKD= (3x)º

Replace both measures in the expression above and you can determine an equation with "x" as the only unknown


(2x+50)+(3x)=180

Order the like terms together and simplify


\begin{gathered} 2x+3x+20=180 \\ 5x+20=180 \end{gathered}

Now you can determine the value of x. First, pass 50 to the other side of the equal sign by applying the opposite operation to both sides of it:


\begin{gathered} 5x+50-20=180-50 \\ 5x=130 \end{gathered}

Second, divide both sides of the expression by 5 to reach the value of x:


\begin{gathered} (5x)/(5)=(130)/(5) \\ x=26 \end{gathered}

Once determined the value of x, you can calculate the measures of the angles ∠BHK and ∠HKD

6)


\begin{gathered} \angle BHK=2x+50 \\ \angle BHK=2\cdot26+50 \\ \angle BHK=52+50 \\ \angle BHK=102º \end{gathered}

7)


\begin{gathered} \angle HKD=3x \\ \angle HKD=3\cdot26 \\ \angle HKD=78º \end{gathered}

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