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Find m <ABC (7x-1) (3x-9

Find m <ABC (7x-1) (3x-9-example-1

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(7x-1)+(3x-9)=180
10x-10=180
Add 10 to both sides
10x=170
Divide both sides by 10
X=17 degrees

3x-9
3(17)-9
51-9
=48
User DomPazz
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Answer:

Therefore,
\angle ABC = 48\degree

Explanation:

We need to find the
\angle ABC

Since,
\angle DBC = 180\degree ( since DBC is straight line )


(7x-1)+(3x-9)=180\degree


10x-10=180 \degree

Add both the sides by 10 in above expression


10x-10+10=180\degree+10


10x=180 \degree+10


10x=190 \degree

divide both the sides by 10 in above expression


x=(190)/(10)


x=19

Hence, the value of x is 19.

Now, we will calculate
\angle ABC


\angle ABC = 3x-9

Put x = 19 in above


\angle ABC = 3(19)-9


\angle ABC = 57-9


\angle ABC = 48

Therefore,
\angle ABC = 48.

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