Answer:
x = 7
Explanation:
Vertical Angle Theorem
When two straight lines intersect, they form two pairs of angles. The vertically opposite (non-adjacent) angles are congruent.
Angles on a Straight Line Theorem
The sum of angles formed on a straight line is equal to 180°.
The error made is confusing the Vertical Angle Theorem with the Angles on a Straight Line Theorem. To find x, we should either:
- Equal a pair of vertical angles and solve for x, or
- Equal the sum a pair of angles that form a straight line to 180° and solve for x.
Applying the Vertical Angle Theorem:
![\boxed{\begin{aligned} (13x+45)^(\circ) &=(19x+3)^(\circ) \\13x+45&=19x+3\\13x+42&=19x\\42&=6x\\x&=7\end{aligned}}](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/high-school/4krxjxci1oz5jb6csw73u5ruy367gpfeou.png)
Applying the Angles on a Straight Line Theorem:
![\boxed{\begin{aligned}(6x+2)^(\circ)+(19x+3)^(\circ)&=180^(\circ)\\6x+2+19x+3&=180\\25x+5&=180\\25x&=175\\x&=7\end{aligned}}](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/high-school/kep1cmwxa9pz2njdaqydhz2ae7tujojy8k.png)
Therefore, the value of x is
.