Math, asked by Arai1263, 7 months ago

If angle A=4x,angle B=x+15, then find 'x', angle A and angle B.

Answers

Answered by Narmatha11
0

Answer:

4x+x+15 = 180

5x+15=180

5x=180-15

5x=165

x=165÷5

x=33

Answered by itsbiswaa
1

Answer:If angles are complementary, then they are found adjacent to each other in a right angle.

From above, you can see that A+B=90

So I can add my two angles together and have it equal to 90

(

5

x

+

8

)

+

(

x

+

4

)

=

90

5

x

+

8

+

x

+

4

=

90

6

x

+

12

=

90

6

x

=

90

12

6

x

=

78

x

=

13

So  

A

=

5

x

+

8

=

5

(

13

)

+

8

=

65

+

8

=

73

and  

B

=

x

+

4

=

13

+

4

=

17

Just to make sure you are correct, add your A and B together and they should equal to 90

ie  

A

+

B

=

73

+

17

=

90

Step-by-step explanation:

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