if an angle of a parallelogram is four fifths of its adjacent angle find the angle of the parallelogram
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As we know that Sum of adjacent angles of a parallelogram is 180°
Let the adjacent angle be x°
Hence, the angle required is (4x/5)°
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x + (4x/5)° = 180°
(5x + 4x/5)° = 180°
(9x/5)°= 180°
9x° = 180° × 5
x = (900/9)°
x = 100°
So,the adjacent angle = x = 100°
and the required angle = (4x/5)° = {(4 × 100)/5°
(400/5)° = 80°
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Let the adjacent angle be x°
Hence, the angle required is (4x/5)°
A/Q
x + (4x/5)° = 180°
(5x + 4x/5)° = 180°
(9x/5)°= 180°
9x° = 180° × 5
x = (900/9)°
x = 100°
So,the adjacent angle = x = 100°
and the required angle = (4x/5)° = {(4 × 100)/5°
(400/5)° = 80°
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Have a colossal day ahead
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SkullCandy1111:
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hence, the adjacy angles of the parallelogram are :-
• x = 100°
• 4x/5 = (4 × 100)/5
= 400/5
= 80°
other two adjacent angles are also 100° and 80° respectively as we know opposite angles of a parallelogram are equal.
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