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SV is an angle bisector of ∠RST. If m∠RSV = (3x + 9)° and m∠RST = (8x − 26)°, find x.

SV is an angle bisector of ∠RST. If m∠RSV = (3x + 9)° and m∠RST = (8x − 26)°, find-example-1
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Answer:

C) Definition of Angle Bisector, x=22

Explanation:


As\ we\ the\ question\ relates\ only\ about\ SV\ bisecting\ \angle RST,\ We\ may\ use\ the\\
C)Angle\ Bisector


From\ the\ information\ provided\ we\ know\ that,\\SV\ bisects\ \angle RST\ into\ \angle RSV\ and\ \angle VST.\\Hence,\\\angle RSV\ and\ \angle VST\ are\ equal\ as\ they\ are\ the\ bisected\ angles\ of\ the\ same\ angle.\\Hence,\\\angle RSV\ = \angle VST\\Hence,\\We\ know\ that:\\\angle RSV\ + \angle VST =\angle RST\\Hence,\\\angle RSV\ +\angle RSV\ = \angle RST\\2\angle RSV=\ \angle RST\\


Now\ from\ the\ information\ about\ the\ values\ of\ the\ angles\ provided\ in\ the\ question\ ,\\\angle RSV=(3x+9)\\\angle RST=(8x-26)\\Hence,\\2(3x+9)=(8x-26)\\6x+18=8x-26\\18+26=8x-6x\\2x=44\\x=22

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