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Giving m||n, find the value of x.

Giving m||n, find the value of x.-example-1
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\sf59\degree + \angle \: y = 180 \degree

They form supplemenatary angles since they lie on a staright line...


\sf\angle \: y = 180\degree - 59\degree \\ \sf \angle \: y = 121\degree

Now,


\sf\angle \: y = \angle \: x

They are alternate interior angles... which means they are equal!!


\therefore \tt \: \angle \: x = 121 \degree

Giving m||n, find the value of x.-example-1
User Sandia
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Answer:121

Explanation:

While m is parallel to n the angle to the right of 59 is 121, lets call it angle 2 and 59 angle 1, as angle 1 and 2 are linear angle pairs they equal to 180 therefore you can do 180-59 which gets you 121

the angle under 59 is also 121 lets call it angle 3, angle 3 is vertical to angle 2 which makes them congruent

finally x=121 as alternate interior angles are congruent and angle 3 and x are alternate interior angles.

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