" x = 12 " .
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Note: If 2 (two) triangles are "similar" ; Â then their corresponding sides are "proportional".
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Since one of the sides [the "hypotenuse"] of one the triangles given ; shows the measurement containing an expression with a value of "x" — specifically;  " 6x + 28 " ; Â
  →  And since we want to solve for the value of "x" ;  we  use this "hypotenuse" of said particular triangle to set up a "proportion" with corresponding sides; so we can solve for "x" :
→  Set up proportions as a "ratio" ; or fraction:
    →  7:28::25:(6x + 28) ;  Solve for "x" ;
Let us write this in the form of a "fraction" :
   → Â
;
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Note: Â
    →  Rewrite:  "
" ; by simplifying to:
                  "
" ;
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     →  Since:  "
" ;
       =  " (7÷7) / (28÷7) " ;
       =  " (1 /4) " ;
       =  "
" .
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Now, rewrite the "proportion" ; as follows:
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   Â
 ;
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Now: Â "Cross multiply" ; Â that is:
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→  Given:  "
" ; Â
     and:  " b
0 " ; Â " d
0 " ;
→  Then:  " a * d "  =  " b * c " .
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Likewise: Â " 1(6x + 28) Â = Â (4) * (25) " Â ;
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SImplify: Â Â " 6x + 28 = Â 100 " ; Â Solve for "x" ;
→ Subtract "28" from each side of the equation:
         →  " 6x + 28 - 28 = 100 - 28 "  ;
  to get:  →  " 6x  =  72  "  ;
Now, divide each side of the equation by: Â " 6 " ;
    to isolate "x" on one side of the equation; & to solve for "x" ; as follows:
  →  "  6x  =  72  "  ;
     →  6x / 6  =  72 / 6 ;
 to get:
     →  " x  = 12 "  ;
    →  which is the answer.
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