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Question #293564

assuming that the value of x and y are 40degree and 50degree respectively calculate for the part y

Expert's answer

"x+y=40\u00b0+50\u00b0=90\u00b0,"

"\\frac y{x+y}=\\frac {50\u00b0}{90\u00b0}=0.56."

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