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If g = 11y, a = 4x − y, and d = 5y + 2x − 20, find h.
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If g = 11y, a = 4x − y, and d = 5y + 2x − 20, find h where line XY is parallel to line QU.
A. 70°
B. 80°
C. 90°
D. 110°
E. 120°
GRE Prep Club Team Member
Joined: 20 Feb 2017
Posts: 2508
Given Kudos: 1053
GPA: 3.39
If g = 11y, a = 4x − y, and d = 5y + 2x − 20, find h.
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17 Mar 2021, 02:46
17 Mar 2021, 02:46
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You are given the measure of one acute angle (a) and one obtuse angle (g). Because any acute angle in this diagram is supplementary to any obtuse angle, then \(11y + 4x − y = 180,\) or \(4x + 10y = 180.\) Because angle d is equal to angle a, then \(5y + 2x − 20 = 4x − y,\) or \(2x − 6y = −20.\) You can set up a system of two equations with two variables:
\(2x-6y=-20\) ------>____\(-4x+12y=40\)
__________________________\(4x+10y=180\)
_____________________________________________
__________________________\(22y=220\)
__________________________\(y=10, x=20\)
h is one of the acute angles, therefore, h has the same measure as a: \(4x − y = 4(20) − 10 = 70.\)
Answer: A
You are given the measure of one acute angle (a) and one obtuse angle (g). Because any acute angle in this diagram is supplementary to any obtuse angle, then \(11y + 4x − y = 180,\) or \(4x + 10y = 180.\) Because angle d is equal to angle a, then \(5y + 2x − 20 = 4x − y,\) or \(2x − 6y = −20.\) You can set up a system of two equations with two variables:
\(2x-6y=-20\) ------>____\(-4x+12y=40\)
__________________________\(4x+10y=180\)
_____________________________________________
__________________________\(22y=220\)
__________________________\(y=10, x=20\)
h is one of the acute angles, therefore, h has the same measure as a: \(4x − y = 4(20) − 10 = 70.\)
Answer: A
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