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If an angle is Half of its complement. find the angles

Answers

Answered by priyanshigohil
3

Answer:

We know that, if two angles are complementary, then their sum is 90

o

.

Let one angle = x

0

Then, second angle = (

2

x

)

o

⇒x+

2

x

=90

0

2

3x

=90

0

⇒3x=90

0

×2=180

0

⇒x=60

0

.

One angle =60

0

and the other angle =

2

x

=

2

60

o

=30

0

.

Therefore, the angles are 30

0

and 60

0

.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by babitasd1980
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Hint- In order to find the required angle, we will use the property of complementary angle which states that two angles are complementary if and only if their sum is equal to 90 degrees.

Complete step-by-step solution -

Let the angle which is half of its complement is x

As, we know that, if two angles are complementary then their sum must be equal to 900

So, if x is the angle then its complementary angle will be 900−x

But it is given that the required angle is half of its complimentary, so

x=900−x2

Multiply both the side by 2, we have

2x=900−x

Add x to both the sides, we get

3x=900

Divide both the side by 3, we obtain

x=9003x=300

Hence, the required angle is 300.

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