Lines and are intersected by two different transversals

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Problem

Lines p,qp, q and rr are intersected by two different transversals. • Transversal tt meets pp and qq, creating interior angles on the same side of tt that measure 72∘72^\circ and 108∘108^\circ respectively. • Transversal uu meets qq and rr, creating interior angles on the same side of uu that measure 5z∘5z^\circ and (2z+40)∘(2z + 40)^\circ respectively. If in each case the interior angles guarantee that the pair of lines they intersect are parallel, what is the value of zz? (a) 2626 (b) 1818 (c) 2020 (d) 2323

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