ABCD is a rhombus such that angle ACB = 40° . Then angle ADB = ?
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Given that, ABCD is a rhombus
two diagonals are bisect each other
there fore, angle of BOC is 90°
from this above question angle of OCB is 40°
AD||BC
angle of ADB=angle of DBC( alternate angles)..................................(1)
<OBC+ <BOC+ <OCB=180°
Let <OBC is equal to x, then
x+90°+40°=180( we know that in a triangle the sum of the three angles is equal to 180°)
so,
x+130=180
x=180-130
x=50
x= <BOC
but in equation (1)
<BOC=. <ADB=50°
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two diagonals are bisect each other
there fore, angle of BOC is 90°
from this above question angle of OCB is 40°
AD||BC
angle of ADB=angle of DBC( alternate angles)..................................(1)
<OBC+ <BOC+ <OCB=180°
Let <OBC is equal to x, then
x+90°+40°=180( we know that in a triangle the sum of the three angles is equal to 180°)
so,
x+130=180
x=180-130
x=50
x= <BOC
but in equation (1)
<BOC=. <ADB=50°
HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU ^_^:-|☑️❤️☺️↗️➡️↘️
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