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What is x and y shown in the photo above?

What is x and y shown in the photo above?-example-1
User Winter
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Answer:

Y=3

X=11

Explanation:

9x + 25 is = to 13x - 19 so you would do exactly that.

9x + 25 = 13x -19

-9x -9x

25 = 4x -19

+19 +19

44 = 4x

4 4

11 = x

9*11+25= 124

And 124 is not equal to 17y+5 so the equation would be

124 + 17y +5 = 180

124 + 5 = 130

129 + 17y = 180

-129 -129

17y = 51

17 17

Y= 3

User Xabush
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Answer:


\huge\boxed{x = 11,\ y = 3}}

Explanation:

In order to find the value of x and y in this, we have to note a couple of angle relationships.

We know that angles
13x-19 and
9x+25 are the same because they are corresponding angles. This means that when a line intersects two parallel lines, the angles formed are congruent to the second line.

This means both expressions for the line will be equal to each other:


13x-19 = 9x+25

We can now solve for x.

Add 19 to both sides:


13x = 9x+44

Subtract 9x from both sides:


4x=44

Divide both sides by 4:


x=11

Now that we know that x = 11, we can use another angle relationship to find y.

We know that
13x-19 and
17y+5 are supplementary angles. This means their angle measurements add up to 180°.

Since we know the value of x, we can find the measure of the angle
13x-19.


13(11) -19\\\\143-19\\\\124

So the
13x-19 angle is equal to 124 degrees. Since this and
17y+5 are supplementary, that means
17y+5 must be equal to
180-124=56 degrees.


17y+5=56

Subtract 5 from both sides:


17y=51

Divide both sides by 17:


y=3

So, x = 11 and y = 3.

Hope this helped!

User Colemars
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