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Answer:

<x = 55 degrees

<y = 55 degrees

<z = 70 degrees

Step-by-step explanation:

The 125 degree angle and x are supplementary since they form a straight line, which means that their degrees add up to 180. To find x, the interior angle, we must subtract 125 from 180.

180 - 125 = 55

Angle x is 55 degrees. Since the sides opposite x and y are marked with lines, they are congruent, and since the sides are congruent, the angles must be, too. So, y is also 55 degrees.

Finally, the angles in any triangle add up to 180 degrees. To find z, we must subtract the values of x and y from 180.

180 - 55 - 55 = 70, so z is 70 degrees.

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❄Hi there,

the external angle & the interior angle form a linear pair, which means, if you add these angles together, you'll arrive at 180°.

Using this knowledge let's set up an equation and find x:

[tex]\triangleright \ \sf{125+x=180}[/tex]. We let x be the desired angle.

[tex]\triangleright \ \sf{x=180-125=55}[/tex]

So the interior angle is [tex]\angle\sf{55}\textdegree[/tex].