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What are the values of y and z?

What are the values of y and z?-example-1

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Answer:

y = 70°

z = 40°

Explanation:

The two red marks in the sides HF and HG of the triangle means that it is an isosceles triangle, and it means that it have the two angles in the base with the same value, so the angle y have to be 70°. Now, the sum of the 3 internal angles of a triangle is always 180°. We have two angles with 70, so 70+70= 140°. 180-140 = 40°

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