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ABCD IS A Rectangle, Solve For X

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Answered by abhi569
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Answer:

Required value of X is 77°.

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given that the provided figure is a rectangle. From the properties of rectangle we know that the angles of rectangle at the corners are of 90°.

Therefore, \angle ABC = 90°.

In ABC :

\angleABC = 90°

\angleBAE = 45°

From the properties of triangles :

  • Sum of angles at vertices = 180°

Thus,

= > \angleABE( or ABC ) + \angleBAE + \angleBEA = 180°

= > 90° + 45° + \angleBEA = 180°

= > 135° + \angleBEA = 180°

= > \angleBEA = 180° - 135°

= > \angleBEA = 45°

We know,

Sum of angles on a straight line = 180

Therefore,

= > \angleBEA + X + \angleDEC = 180°

= > 45° + X + 58° = 180 { Given, \angle DEC = 58° }

= > X + 103 = 180°

= > X = 180° - 103

= > X = 77°

Hence the required value of X is 77°.

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

quadrilateral ABCD is a rectangle therefor measures of angle A, Angle B , Angle C, Angle D is 90'

☑ In a given figure, angle EAB=45'

so, angle DAE = 90 - angle EAB

angle DAE = 90' - 45'

angle DAE = 45'

we have given, angle DEC = 58'

angleDEC is congruent to angle ADE............(transversal angles)

therefor angleADE = 58'

Now, in triangle AED ,

angle DAE + angle AED +angle ADE=180'

....(measure of sum of angles of triangle is 180')

angle AED = x

45' + x + 58' = 180'

x = 180' - 103'

x = 77'

Therefor x = 77 degree

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