Math, asked by anjali1481, 11 months ago

find a,b,c,d lines l parallel m ,p parallel q​

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Answered by aryan13235
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a = 180 - 60 = 120° (Co interior angles are supplementary)

b = 180 - a = 180 - 120 = 60°(Exterior allied angles are supplementary)

c = b = 60° (Vertically opposite angles are equal)

d = 180 - c = 180 - 60 =120°(Linear pair)

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Answered by shikhaku2014
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Answer

 \angle \: a \:  = 120 \degree

 \angle \: b \:  = 60 \degree

\angle \: c \:  = 60 \degree \:

\angle \: d \:  = 120 \degree

Step - by - step explanation

To find the angles first name them to know the names refer to attachment

given :  \angle lrn \:  = 60 \degree \:

l, m, n and p are parallel

To find : a, b, c and d

Solution

 \angle \: a \:  + 60 \degree \:  = 180 \degree

They both are corresponding angles

 \implies  \:  \angle \: a \:  = 180 \degree \:  - 60 \degree

 \implies \:  \angle \: a = 120 \degree

Now,

 \angle \: d \:  =  \angle \: a

Angle a and d are alt. exterior angle

 \therefore \:  \angle \: d \:  = 120 \degree

Now,

 \angle \: c \:  +  \angle \: d \:  = 180 \degree

They both are linear pair

 \angle \: c \:  + 120 \degree \:  = 180 \degree

 \implies \:  \angle \: c \:  = 180 \degree - 120 \degree

 \implies \:  \angle \: c \:  = 60 \degree

And

 \angle \: b \:  =  \angle \: c

They both are opposite angles

 \therefore \:  \angle \: b \:  = 60 \degree

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