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An exterior angle of a parallelogram is 110°. Find the angles of the parallelogram

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Answered by BloomingBud
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\mathbb{ SOLUTION }:

ABCD is a parallelogram.

\angle{CBX} is exterior angle of parallelogram ABCD.

\angle{CBX} + \angle{ABC} = 180°
110° + \angle{ABC} = 180°
\angle{ABC} = 180° - 110°
\angle{ABC} = 70°

\angle{B} = \angle{D}
[ \therefore Opposite angles of parallelogram are equal ]
so, \angle{D} = 70°

\angle{DCB} + \angle{ABC} = 180°
[ \therefore Supplementary angles ]

\angle{DCB} + 70° = 180°
\angle{DCB} = 180° - 70°
\angle{DCB} = 110°

Now,
\angle{C} = \angle{A}
[ \therefore Opposite angles of parallelogram are equal ]
\angle{A} = 110°
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