Math, asked by YadavRahul9666, 1 year ago

If angle a+angle b=75°,angle b +angle c=140°, find angle b

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Answered by vibhwizard
5

angle a + angle b = 75° ---(1)

angle b + angle c = 140° ------(2)

and

angle a + angle b + angle c = 180° ----(3)

eq.3 - eq.2

angle a +angle b + angle c = 180°

- angle b + angle c = 140°

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angle a = 40 °

putting a in eq. (1)

40° + angle b = 75°

angle b = 75 - 40

angle b = 35°

hope it helps

Answered by pinquancaro
5

The angle b is 35°.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : If angle a+angle b=75°,angle b +angle c=140°

To find : The angle b ?

Solution :

We know that,

\angle a+\angle b+\angle c=180^\circ

Now substitute, \angle a+\angle b=75^\circ

75+\angle c=180^\circ

\angle c=180-75

\angle c=105

Substitute in \angle b+\angle c=140^\circ

\angle b+105=140^\circ

\angle b=140-105

\angle b=35^\circ

Therefore, the angle b is 35°.

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