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Find mzCAB.

B
H
DC
(4x+23)
Algebra Einstein, 2023
(11x-33)°
A
E
G
F

Find mzCAB. B H DC (4x+23) Algebra Einstein, 2023 (11x-33)° A E G F-example-1

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Hello!

Answer:


\Large \boxed{\sf CAB = 55^(\circ)}

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that DE // BF

So the angles ACE and CAB are alternate interior.

So ACE = CAB.

Therefore, we have the equation:


\sf 11x - 33 = 4x + 23

For find CAB, we must find the value of x.

So, solve the equation:


\sf 11x - 33 = 4x + 23

Subtract 4x from both sides:


\sf 11x - 33-4x = 4x + 23 -4x

Simplify the sides:


\sf 7x - 33 = 23

◼ For isolate x, go add 33 from both sides:


\sf 7x - 33 +33= 23 +33

Simplify the sides:


\sf 7x = 56

Divide both sides by 7:


\sf (7x)/(7) = (56)/(7)

Simplify the sides:


\sf x = 8

The angles CAB is equal to:

◼ Go replace x by 8 in CAB:


\sf CAB = 4 * 8 + 23

Simplify the result:


\sf CAB = \boxed{\sf 55^(\circ)}

Go check if the equality CAB = ACE is respected:


\sf ACE = 11 * 8- 33

Simplify the result:


\sf CAB = \boxed{\sf 55^(\circ)}

So the check is good.

User Imaginethepoet
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Answer:


  • \sf m\angle CAB is 55°

Step-by-step Step-by-step explanation:

From the given Figure ,


\sf m\angle CAB = (4x + 23)°


\sf m\angle ACE = (11x - 33)°


\sf m\angle CAB and
\sf m\angle ACE are the alternate angles.

Since we know that when any two lines cut by transversal, then the measure of the alternate angles is always equal.

So
\sf m\angle CAB =
\sf m\angle ACE


\sf 4x + 23 = 11x - 33

Move all the terms containing x to the left side and others to the right side


\sf 4x - 11x = -33 - 23


\sf - 7x = -56

Divide both sides by -7,


\sf x = 8

Since
\sf m\angle CAB = (4x + 23)°

Plugging the value of x here,


\sf m\angle CAB = (4*8 + 23)


\sf m\angle CAB = 32 + 23


\sf m\angle CAB = 55°

Henceforth, the value of
\sf m\angle CAB is 55°

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