bisected angleAngle Upper A Upper B Upper D has an angle of 10 y degrees. A line labeled upper I intersects between the rays D and C with the equation 3x. A line intersects Angles upper A Upper B upper C and angle upper C upper B upper E, into into two right triangles. Triangles Upper A upper B upper G, side upper L upper G has the measurement of 3X, and triangle upper G upper B upper H, side upper G upper H has the measurement of 5x minus 10. Angle upper C upper B upper E has the angle left parenthesis 8 y plus 4 right parenthesis degree.
Question
Multiple Choice
Use the diagram to answer the question.
What is the value of y?
(1 point)
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2
2
4
4
16
16
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20
Based on the given information, we know that angle ABD is bisected, which means angle ABC is equal to angle DBC and both are equal to 10y degrees.
We also know that line I intersects the rays DC at 3x, indicating that the angle ABC is also equal to 180 - 3x - 10y degrees.
Since angle ABC is equal to angle DBC, we can set up an equation 10y = 180 - 3x - 10y.
Simplifying the equation, we get 20y = 180 - 3x.
Given that angle CBE is equal to (8y + 4) degrees, we now have two equations:
10y = 180 - 3x - 10y
20y = 180 - 3x
We can solve for y by substituting the value of (180 - 3x) from the second equation into the first equation:
10y = 20y - 10y
10y = 180 - 3x - 10y
2 * 10y = 180 - 3x
20y = 180 - 3x
Simplifying further, we get:
20y = 180 - 3x
20y = 180 - 3 * (3x)
20y = 180 - 9x
20y + 9x = 180
This equation does not allow us to directly find the value of y, as it involves both y and x. Therefore, we cannot determine the value of y from the given information.