The value of y will be 90°. The sum of angle of the two right angle is 180°. The property of the adjacent angle is used.
How can we find the solution to an equation?
We do same operations on both the sides so that equality of both expressions doesn't get disturbed.
Solving equations generally means finding the values of the variables used in it for which the considered equation is true.
Sometimes we can find such value, and sometimes it is not possible at all, or sometimes, there are an infinite number of solutions.
The angles subtended by a circle is 360°, then;
The equation is found as;
[tex]\rm 40^0+50^0+x+y+z=360^0 \\\\ x+y+z=270^0[/tex]
The sum of angle of the two right angle is 180°;
x°+40°+50°=180°
x=90°
y+50°+40°=180°
Y=90°
Hence, the value of y will be 90°.
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