Find the largest angle of a parallelogram, if one of its angles is 27° less than twice its smallest angle.
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Given :
One angle is 27 less than twice the smallest angle
To find ,
The largest angle
Solution,
We know that ,
Sun of adjacent angles of a parallelogram is 180
Let the smallest angle be s
Then the other angle is 2s -27
We know,
s+ (2s-27)= 180
3s=180+27
3s=207
s=207/3
s=69
Therefore the other angle is
2(69)-27=111
Therefore the largest angle of the parallelogram is 111.
One angle is 27 less than twice the smallest angle
To find ,
The largest angle
Solution,
We know that ,
Sun of adjacent angles of a parallelogram is 180
Let the smallest angle be s
Then the other angle is 2s -27
We know,
s+ (2s-27)= 180
3s=180+27
3s=207
s=207/3
s=69
Therefore the other angle is
2(69)-27=111
Therefore the largest angle of the parallelogram is 111.
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1
Correct answer:-
Let x
∘
be the smallest angle of the parallelogram.
According to the question, the largest angle is (2x
∘
−24
∘
).
It is known that the sum of the adjacent angles of the parallelogram is 180
∘
. Then,
x
∘
+2x
∘
−24
∘
=180
∘
3x
∘
=180
∘
+24
∘
3x
∘
=204
∘
x
∘
=68
∘
Therefore, the largest angle is (2(68
∘
)−24
∘
)=112
∘
.
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