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if an angle of a parallelogram is two third of its adjacent angle , find the angles of the parallelogram ?
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Answered by roopeshk1310
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Answered by Brilliany
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Step by step EXPLAINATION

Let a and b be the adjacet angles of a parallelogram.

Now, as we know that adjecent angles of a parallelogram are supplementary

Therefore, sum of angles a and b will be 180°.

= a+b= 180°

One angle is 2/3rd of the other -- a= 2/3b

➡️ 2/3b+b = 180°

➡️ 5/3b = 180°

➡️ b = 108°

➡️a = 2/3 × 108 = 72°

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