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Need explanation to this exercise Given d =50 degrees, Find g?

Need explanation to this exercise Given d =50 degrees, Find g?-example-1
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Given:


d=50^o

x and y are parallel.

Required:

We need to find the measure of angle g.

Step-by-step explanation:


g^o\text{ and }e^o\text{ are corresponding angles since x and y are parallel.}

We know that the corresponding angles are equal.


g^o=e^o


d^o\text{ and }e^o\text{ are supplementary angles since }d^o\text{ and }e^o\text{ are linear pair.}

We know that the sum of the supplementary angles is 18- degrees.


d^o+e^o=180^o
Replace\text{ }e^o=g^o\text{ in the equation.}


d^o+g^o=180^o
Substitute\text{ }d^o=50^o\text{ in the equation.}


50^o+g^o=180^o

Subtract 50 degrees from both sides of the equation.


50^o+g^o-50^o=180^o-50^o


g^o=130^o

Final answer:


g^o=130^o

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