1. **Stating the problem:** We are given a geometric diagram with angles labeled 35°, x°, y°, and 247° at points B, E, F, and C respectively. We need to find the values of angles $x$ and $y$.
2. **Understanding the problem:** The angles around a point sum to 360°. Also, the sum of angles in a triangle is 180°.
3. **Using the angle at point C:** Given angle at C is 247°, the remaining angles around point C must sum to $360° - 247° = 113°$.
4. **Using the triangle at point F:** The angles at F are $y°$ and the adjacent angles. Since EF is a straight line, angles on a straight line sum to 180°.
5. **Using the triangle at point B:** Angle at B is 35°, and angle at E is $x°$. Since EA and BF are lines forming triangles, the sum of angles in triangle EBF is 180°.
6. **Forming equations:**
- At point E, angles $x°$ and adjacent angles sum to 180° (straight line).
- Triangle EBF: $x + 35 + y = 180$
7. **Solving for $y$:**
$$y = 180 - 35 - x = 145 - x$$
8. **Using the angle at F and C:** Since $y$ and the angle adjacent to 247° at C form a straight line,
$$y + (360 - 247) = 180$$
$$y + 113 = 180$$
$$y = 67$$
9. **Substitute $y=67$ into $y = 145 - x$:**
$$67 = 145 - x$$
$$x = 145 - 67 = 78$$
**Final answers:**
$$x = 78°$$
$$y = 67°$$
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