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7. In the adjoining figure, ABCD is a parallelogram. Find the values of x,y and z
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Answered by amitsnh
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given, ABCD is a parallelogram

angle B + angle C = 180° (sum of two adjacent angles)

40 + z + 105 = 180

z + 145 = 180

z = 180 - 145

z = 35°

< ADB = < DBC. (alternate interior angles)

< ADB = z = 35°

now

y + < ADB = 180° (linear pair)

y + 35 = 180

y = 180 - 35

y = 145°

now

AD = BC (opposite sides of a parallelogram)

2x + 3 = 3x + 1

3x - 2x = 3 - 1

x = 2

Answered by Anonymous
91

Given:

  • AD = 2x+3cm
  • BC = 3x+1cm
  • \angle DBA = 40°
  • \angle DCB = 105°

Find:

  • Values of x,y and z will be ?

Solution:

we, know that

Opposite Sides of an paralleogram are equals

So,

 \sf \to AD =BC

where,

  • AD = 2x+3cm
  • BC = 3x+1cm

Now,

 \sf \to 2x + 3 = 3x + 1

Collect Like Terms

 \sf \to 2x  - 3x = 1 - 3

 \sf \to  - x=  - 2

 \sf \to   \cancel- x=  \cancel - 2

  \underline{ \boxed{ \color{indigo}\sf \to   x=   2 \degree}}

Now,

we, know that

If two lines are cut by an transversal line than the pair of an alternate angles are equals.

So, these are alternate exterior angles

\angleDBA = y = 40°

  \underline{ \boxed{ \color{aqua}\sf \to   y=   40 \degree}}

Now,

Again, If two lines are cut by an transversal line than the pair of an alternate angles are equals.

So, these are Alternate interior angles

\angleABD= \angleCDB = 40°

Hence, \angleCDB = 40°

Now,

In triangle BCD

we, know that the sum of all angles of an triangle was 180° by angle sum property

So,

 \sf \to  \angle CDB +  \angle DBC +  \angle DCB = 180 \degree

where,

 \sf \bullet  \angle CDB = 40 \degree \\  \sf  \bullet  \angle DBC = z \\  \sf \bullet  \angle DCB = 105 \degree

So,

 \sf \to   40 \degree +  z +   105 \degree= 180 \degree

 \sf \to   z +   145 \degree= 180 \degree

 \sf \to   z = 180 \degree -    145 \degree = 35 \degree

  \underline{ \boxed{ \color{red}\sf \to   z=   35 \degree}}

Hence, the value of

  • x = 2°
  • y = 40°
  • z = 35°

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