Lines and are parallel

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Problem

Lines aa and bb are parallel. Two distinct transversals mm and nn cut them as follows: • Transversal mm meets aa at PP and bb at QQ. • Transversal nn meets aa at RR (to the right of PP) and bb at SS (to the right of QQ). At PP, the angle between line aa and transversal mm above line aa is (3x+3)∘(3x + 3)^{\circ}. At QQ, the corresponding angle above line bb is (y−10)∘(y - 10)^{\circ}. At RR, the angle between line aa and transversal nn above line aa is 61∘61^{\circ}. At SS, the corresponding angle above line bb is (2y+5)∘(2y + 5)^{\circ}. Find the values of xx and yy.

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