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tough geometry problem
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IMO C
A:
with w you can solve the 4 angles around w and nothing else
clockwise (from w)it will be 95 85 95 85
B:
all angles around z
125 and 55
A+B
in 4 sides figure
sum of angles = 360
you have 2 values
and 2 as (180-x) and (180-y)
can solve to get x+y
C
A:
with w you can solve the 4 angles around w and nothing else
clockwise (from w)it will be 95 85 95 85
B:
all angles around z
125 and 55
A+B
in 4 sides figure
sum of angles = 360
you have 2 values
and 2 as (180-x) and (180-y)
can solve to get x+y
C
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I think C
these 4 lines form a quadrilateral
it's internal angles will be
180-x
180-y
180-w
180-z
The summ of these angles will be 360
180-x+180-y+180-w+180-z = 360
x+y+w+z = 360
we need x+y=?
Only (1) and (2) can give us what we want to find
x+y+125+95 = 360
x+y = 140
C
OA?
these 4 lines form a quadrilateral
it's internal angles will be
180-x
180-y
180-w
180-z
The summ of these angles will be 360
180-x+180-y+180-w+180-z = 360
x+y+w+z = 360
we need x+y=?
Only (1) and (2) can give us what we want to find
x+y+125+95 = 360
x+y = 140
C
OA?
