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Find the sizes of the angles of the parallelogram if one of the angle is 20 degree less than twice the smallest angle

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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

  • One angle of parallogram is 20° less than twice the smallest angle.

To Find:

  • Measure of angles of parallelogram

Solution: Let the smallest angle be

Another angle will be = (2x 20)°

  • These two angles are Adjacent to each other.

  • We know that Adjacent angles of parallelogram measures 180°.

Therefore,

\small\implies{\sf } (2x 20)° + = 180°

\small\implies{\sf } 2x + x 20° = 180°

\small\implies{\sf } 3x 20° = 180°

\small\implies{\sf } 3x = 180° + 20°

\small\implies{\sf } 3x = 200°

\small\implies{\sf } x = 200/3

\small\implies{\sf } x = 66.67°

Hence, measure of smallest angle is = 66.67°

Another angle will be (2x 20)° = 2 x 66.67 20

\small\implies{\sf } 133.34 20

\small\implies{\sf } 113.34 cm

Hence measure of another angle will be 113.34 cm

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We know that the opposite angles of parallogram are equal and sum of all angles is 180°

113.34 + 113.34 + 66.67 + 66.67 = 360

360.02 = 360°

360° = 360°

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