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We join the points B and C and form a triangle ABC.
statement 1: x=y , which means angle DBE and Angle ECB will also be equal. Therefore x+y+angle DBE+angle ECB= 120.
Which means 2x+2*angle DBE=120.
Therefore x+angle DBE =60 degrees.
This tells that ABC is an equilateral triangle.
So I feel now we can find the requisite angle.

Sufficient.

Statement 2: already shown in previous threads sufficient.

So imo D should e the answer.

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In the diagram below, what is the measure of the non-reflex angle formed by extending the lines BD and CE? A reflex angle is one whose measure is greater than 180° but less than 360°


(1) x = y
(2) x + y = 40°

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Kindly help me understand this question better. I have solved this question but I am not sure whether I am right or not ..

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