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In the following diagram, BC is parallel to DE.

What is the measure of X?
Angles are not necessarily drawn to scale

In the following diagram, BC is parallel to DE. What is the measure of X? Angles are-example-1
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Answer:

Your answer would be 37°

Explanation:

Since BC and DE are parallel, certain angles will be the same, such as the missing interior angle of the triangle and ∠DAF, which will also have the same measure as x.

We know that the sum of all of the interior angles of a triangle must equal 180°. So, we add 41 and 102 to get 143. This means that the missing interior angle must be 37°, since 37+143=180.

As mentioned above, because BC and DE are parallel, the missing interior angle has the same measure as ∠DAF, which is a vertical angle to x, and therefore also has the same measure. So, the measure of x is 37°.

Hope this helps you!

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