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Someone plssss help (15 points) ty-example-1
User Mestkon
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Solution :


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Steps to derive the correct solution :

∠63° and ∠(2x-17)° are a linear pair, so their sum will be equal to 180°.

Which means :


= 63 + 2x - 17 = 180


= 63 + 2x = 180 + 17


= 63 + 2x = 197


= 2x = 197 - 63


= 2x = 134


= x = 67

Let us place 67 in the place of x and see if the substitution is equivalent to 180° :


= 63 + 2 * 67 - 17 = 180


= 63 + 134 - 17 = 180


= 63 + 117 = 180


= 180 = 180

Thus, the value of x we found out is correct.

Therefore, x = 67

User Testing
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Answer:

x = 67

Explanation:

2x - 17 + 63 = 180 {Linear pair}

2x + 46 = 180

2x = 180 - 46

2x = 134

x = 134/2

x = 67

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