Find the measure of ∠NED, not ∠CED.

Answer:
[tex] m\angle NED = 100\degree [/tex]
[tex] m\angle CED = 80\degree [/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
By exterior angle theorem:
(9x - 8)° = (5x - 10)° + 50°
(9x - 8)° = (5x - 10 + 50)°
(9x - 8)° = (5x + 40)°
9x - 8 = 5x + 40
9x - 5x = 40 + 8
4x = 48
x = 48/4
x = 12
(9x - 8)° = (9*12 - 8)° = (108 - 8)° = 100°
[tex] \implies m\angle NED = 100\degree [/tex]
[tex] m\angle CED = 180\degree - 100\degree [/tex] (Linear pair angles)
[tex] \therefore m\angle CED = 80\degree [/tex]
[tex]\huge{ \mathcal{ \underline{ Answer }}}\: ✓ [/tex]
Measure of Exterior Angle of a triangle is equal to the sum of measures of two opposite interior angles .
From above statement we have :
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[tex] \mathrm{\angle \: NED = 9x - 8}[/tex]
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