Math, asked by abirai041, 9 months ago

A straight line stands on another straight line. One of the two adjacent angles thus formed is twice the other. Find the measures of those adjacent angles.

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Answered by santhiprasanna16

Answer:

one angle = 60deg: another angle of = 120deg

Step-by-step explanation:

sum of the angles in A straight line = 180 deg

given one angle = x

another angle = 2x

x+2x = 180

3x = 180

x = 180/3

=60 deg

Answered by rahulyadav9903360

A straight line stands on another straight line. One of the two adjacent angles thus formed is twice the other. Find the measures of those adjacent angles.

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A straight line stands on another straight line. One of the two adjacent angles thus formed is twice the other. Find the measures of those adjacent angles.​

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A straight line stands on another straight line. One of the two adjacent angles thus formed is twice the other. Find the measures of those adjacent angles.