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In the rhombus m angle 1=8y - 6 find the value of y
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1=8y-6 add 6 to both sides 7=8y and divide by 8 to get y alone \[y=\frac{7}{8}\]
i think that was supposed to be m(angle 1)=8y-6.
yes sorry
But something else must have been given (measure of another angle, diagonal, something).
Any other piece of information?
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all sides are the same length
That's given by the definition of a rhombus...but there has to be some other information about an angle other than angle 1.
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