Math, asked by SGSNP, 6 months ago

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Q.9. In a pair of supplementary
angles, the greater angle is 54°
more than the smaller angle.
Find the measure of the angles.
OR
In the given figure, two straight lines AB
and CD intersect at a point 0.
If ZAOC=65º, find the measure of
(a) ZAOD
(b) ZBOD
(c) ZCOB.
(3 Marks)
B
C
O
D
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Answers

Answered by kskrishanpal
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smaller angle -63, greater Angle- 117

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Answered by MaheshYata
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Step-by-step explanation:

Sum of supplementary angles is Equals to 180°.

Let the smaller angle be 'x°'.

Give that greater angle is 54° more than then 'x°'

so,

x°+(x°+54°)=180° [Sum of supplementary angles]

2x°=180°-54°

2x°=126°

x°=(126/2)°

x°=63°

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