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\(x ~\text{and}~y\) are vertical angles, by the definition of vertical angle, by that, we can say that \(x \cong y\), by the vertical angle theorem.
There is no x and y on the problem.
It's an example.
Can you do the problem letters? its easier for me to work with. please.
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|dw:1342822510204:dw| That's quite easy to duplicate my example on the question.
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