Find the value of x, if $l \parallel m$.
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Given :
In the given figure, $l \parallel m$ and t is transversal.
One of the angles is 110°.
To do :
We have to find the value of x.
Solution :
It is given that, $l \parallel m$ and t is transversal.
We know that corresponding angles are equal.
x is the corresponding angle of the angle near to 110°.
Therefore, 110° and x are in a straight line.
So, $x +110° = 180°$
$x = 180° - 110° = 70°$
Therefore, the value of x is 70°.
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