In Figure 5.63 two straight lines AB and CD are intersecting each other at point O and the angle thus formed at O are marked.

Here the value of ∠x – ∠y is –
Let the intersection point be O.
If we consider line AB, AB is a straight line. ∠ x + ∠ y forms a linear pair and in the similar manner ∠ AOD + 62° = 180°
Sum of all the angles about O is 360°.
∠ x + ∠ y + ∠ AOD + 62° = 360°
180° + ∠ AOD + 62° = 360°
∠ AOD + 242° = 360°
∠ AOD = 360 – 242
∠ AOD = 118°
Now ∠ y = 62° [vertically opposite angles]
Also ∠ x = ∠ AOD = 118° [vertically opposite angles]
So ∠ x - ∠ y = 118 – 62
= 56°
So the correct answer is A.
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