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ABCDE is a regular pentagon. Sides AE and ED of the pentagon are extended as shown to form triangle EFG, which is right-angled at F. Vertices A and C are joined to form the triangle ABC. What is the value of sum (x° + y°)?

A. 30°
B. 45°
C. 54°
D. 60°
E. 72°

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\(\angle{BCA} = 108\)

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Thank you for the solution, but I think you meant \(\angle\) DEA instead of \(\angle\) BCA?
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[/quote]stne

CrackVerbalGMAT,
Thank you for the solution, but I think you meant \(\angle\) DEA instead of \(\angle\) BCA?[/quote]


yes stne, edited and corrected. Thank You
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