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7.1 Find with reasons, the value of a, b and c in alphabetical order $C$ $105^ $ $A$----$B$ $a$ $b$ $C$----$D$ 7.2 Find with reason(s), the value of x. $A$----$B$ $4x$ $x+30^ $ $C$----$D$ 7.3 Find with reasons, the value of x and y. $A$----$C$----$D$ $3x$ $6x$ $B$See answer

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71 Find with reasons the value of a b and c in alphabetical order C 105 A B a b C D 72 Find with reason s the value of x A B 4x x 30 C D 73 Find with reasons the value of x and y A C D 3x 6x B…

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7.1 Find with reasons, the value of a, b and c in alphabetical order $C$ $105^\circ$ $A$—-$B$ $a$ $b$ $C$—-$D$ 7.2 Find with reason(s), the value of x. $A$—-$B$ $4x$ $x+30^\circ$ $C$—-$D$ 7.3 Find with reasons, the value of x and y. $A$—-$C$—-$D$ $3x$ $6x$ $B$

Basic Answer

7.1 Find with reasons, the value of a, b, and c in alphabetical order

Step 1: Identify the angles in the triangle

Given:

  • Angle
  • Angle and are unknown

Step 2: Use the sum of angles in a triangle

The sum of angles in a triangle is .


Step 3: Determine the values of a, b, and c

Since and are unknown, we need more information to determine their exact values. However, the sum is consistent with the given angle .

Final Answer

7.2 Find with reason(s), the value of x.

Step 1: Identify the angles in the triangle

Given:

  • Angle
  • Angle

Step 2: Use the sum of angles in a triangle

The sum of angles in a triangle is .



Step 3: Solve for x

Since is an unknown angle, we need more information to determine its exact value. However, we can solve for if we assume is a known angle.

Final Answer

7.3 Find with reasons, the value of x and y.

Step 1: Identify the angles in the triangle

Given:

  • Angle
  • Angle

Step 2: Use the sum of angles in a triangle

The sum of angles in a triangle is .


Step 3: Solve for x

Since is an unknown angle, we need more information to determine its exact value. However, we can solve for if we assume is a known angle.

Final Answer

Summary

For each problem, additional information is needed to determine the exact values of the unknown angles. The provided equations are consistent with the sum of angles in a triangle.