Math, asked by harshchourey2006, 3 months ago


② find the values of
X and Y in the following parallelogram​

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Answered by Nabhya5876
3

Answer:

6y=120 (opposite angles are equal)

y=120/6=20

5x+10+120=180 (Adjacent angles are supplementary)

5x+10=180-120=60

5x=60-10=50

x=50/5=10

All the properties mentioned in the bracket is applicable only to the parallelogram

therefore, X=10,  Y=20

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Answered by MrSanju0123
22

Answer:

  • x = 10°

  • y = 20°

Step-by-step explanation:

Firstly Let's find y

  • we know that Opposite angles of a parallelogram are equal

  • So, 6y = 120

  • y =  \tt \dfrac{120}{6}

  • y = 20°

Now, let's find x

  • We know that sum of adjacent angles of A parallelogram are supplementary

  • So, 120 + 5x + 10 = 180

  • 5x + 130 = 180

  • 5x = 180 - 130

  • 5x = 50

  • x = 10°

Property's used

  • Opposite Angles of A parallelogram are equal.

  • Sum of Adjacent angles of A parallelogram are supplementary

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