Question #22776

gj bisects ÐFGH, mÐFGJ = (7x - 9)°, and m ÐHGJ = (2x + 36)°. What is m ÐFGH?

Expert's answer


GJ bisects FGH, mFGJ = (7x - 9)*, and mHGJ = (2x + 36)*. What is mFGH?

Solution.

Because GJ bisects FGH then


FGJ=JGH,7x9=2x+36,7x2x=36+9,5x=45,x=9.\begin{array}{l} \angle FGJ = \angle JGH, \\ 7x - 9 = 2x + 36, \\ 7x - 2x = 36 + 9, \\ 5x = 45, \\ x = 9{}^{\circ}. \end{array}


And at last we have


FGH=FGJ+JGH,FGH=7x9+2x+36,FGH=9x+27,FGH=99+27,FGH=108.\begin{array}{l} \angle FGH = \angle FGJ + \angle JGH, \\ \angle FGH = 7x - 9 + 2x + 36, \\ \angle FGH = 9x + 27, \\ \angle FGH = 9 \cdot 9^{*} + 27, \\ \angle FGH = 108^{*}. \end{array}


Answer: FGH=108\angle FGH = 108^{*}

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