Lines de and ab intersect at point c. lines d e and a b intersect at point c. angle a c e is (2 x 2) degrees. angle e c b is (5 x 3) degrees. what is the value of x? 12 25 38 52

The sum of the two interior angles that are not adjacent to it equals the exterior angles of a triangle, but the interior angles of a triangle always add up to 180°. Subtracting the angle of the desired vertex from 180° is another method for determining a triangle's exterior angle.

Suppose point C is where lines DE and AB converge.

∠ACE = (2x+2)°

∠ECB = (5x+ 3)°

Angles ACE and ECB are additional angles according to the linear postulate, as seen in the attached diagram.

Therefore:

∠ACE+∠ECB = 180°

(2x+2)+(5x+3) = 180

2x+ 5x+ 2+ 3 = 180

7x + 5 = 180

7x = 175

x= 175/7

x = 25

Thus the value will be = 25

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Lines de and ab intersect at point c. lines d e and a b intersect at point c. angle a c e is (2 x 2) degrees. angle e c b is (5 x 3) degrees. what is the value of x?

A.12

B. 25

C. 38

D. 52