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@primeralph
Hint: \[\huge \angle 1 =\angle 2\]
\[\huge 8y-6=7y\] solve for y?
@MayMay_69
what is the value of y?
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\[\huge 8y-6=7y\] then add -6 to both sides, \[\huge 8y-6+6=7y+6\] then subtract 7y to both the sides, \[\huge 8y-7y=6\] \[\huge y=6\]
so angle 2 \[\huge \angle 2=7y\] put y=6 , we get \[\huge \angle2=7 \times 6=42^ \circ\]
so option d is right answer
hope you understand. @MayMay_69
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