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What is the measure of Zx?

Angles are not necessarily drawn to scale.
B
36°
F
G
A
J
\H
200
I
399
D
E

What is the measure of Zx? Angles are not necessarily drawn to scale. B 36° F G A-example-1
User James Nicholson
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27 votes

Answer: 75°

Step-by-step explanation: it’s right on khan (picture for proof)

What is the measure of Zx? Angles are not necessarily drawn to scale. B 36° F G A-example-1
User Chelsey
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Answer:


\underline{\boxed{\tt \angle x=75^(o)}}

Explanation:

We know that all angles of a triangle always add up to 180°.


\angle BDH+\angle DBH+\angle DHB=180^o


39^o+36^o+\angle DHB=180^o


\angle DHB=105^o

Now, ∠DHB & ∠x are supplementary angles because they form a straight line.


\angle DHB+\angle x=180^o


105^o+\angle x=180^o


\angle x=75^o

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