Math, asked by aparnaadityajnv, 10 months ago


If complementary of an angle is equal to 3 times
of supplementary of this angle then find the
measurement of its angle.

Answers

Answered by dk6060805
1

Supplement is 135°

Step-by-step explanation:

  • Let X be an angle, so thrice of it is 3X.
  • The complement of X = supplement of 3X.
  • two adjacent angles are called complementary if their sum is 90 degree, on the other hand, they will be called supplementary if the sum is 180 degrees.

therefore,

90-X= 180 - 3X

3X - X = 180-90

2X=90

x=45

So the angle is 45° Its complement is 45 and the supplement is 135°

Answered by Anonymous
18

ANSWER:-

Given:

If complement of an angle is equal to 3 times of supplementary of this angle.

To find:

The measurement of its angle.

Explanation:

Let the required angle be R

  • Complement angle= 90-R

∠A +∠B equal to 90° are called complementary angle.

∠A+∠B= 90°

∠A= 90° - ∠B

  • Supplement angle= 180- R

∠A+ ∠B equal to 180° are called supplementary angle.

∠A+∠B= 180°

∠A= 180°- ∠B

According to the question:

Complement angle be R = supplement angle be 3R

⇒ 90°- R= 180°-3R

⇒ -R+3R= (180-90)°

⇒ 2R= 90°

⇒ R= 90°/2

⇒ R= 45°

Thus,

  • The complementary angle,R= 45°
  • The supplementary angle,3R= [3× 45]°= 135°

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