Calculate the angle x in the figure below (Answer:$80^o$)
Is it possible to resolve it just with the data provided? I think I would need auxiliary lines but I couldn't identify it
$\angle A = 180-80 - 100^o $
$\angle C = 180-130 = 50^o $
Calculate the angle x in the figure below (Answer:$80^o$)
Is it possible to resolve it just with the data provided? I think I would need auxiliary lines but I couldn't identify it
$\angle A = 180-80 - 100^o $
$\angle C = 180-130 = 50^o $
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$\angle EBC = 60^{\circ}$
$\angle FDC = 70^{\circ}$
then
$\angle EBC = 60^{\circ}=\angle GBC = 60^{\circ}$ ( bisector of exterior angle)
$\angle FDC = 70^{\circ}=\angle GDC = 70^{\circ}$ ( bisector of exterior angle)
Since In a $\triangle$ two exterior angle bisectors and one interior angle bisector are meet the same point that is point $C$, $AG$ is the bisector of $\angle A$
then $\angle A = 180^{\circ} - (60^{\circ} + 40^{\circ})=80^{\circ}$
and $x=80^{\circ}$