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Find the value of x ​

Find the value of x ​-example-1
User Bob Desaunois
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Answer:

55°

Explanation:


m\angle X = m\angle Z (Opposite angles of a parallelogram)


\implies m\angle X = 70\degree

In
\triangle WXY

WX = XY (given)


\implies m\angle XWY = m\angle XYW

(Angles opposite to equal sides are equal)


m\angle XWY = x (Given)


\implies m\angle XYW=x


\implies x + x + 70\degree=180\degree

(By angle sum postulate of a triangle)


\implies 2x =180\degree-70\degree


\implies 2x= 110\degree


\implies x= (110\degree)/(2)


\implies\huge{\orange {\boxed{ x=55\degree}}}

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