if the adjacent angles of parallelogram are (2x) and (3x-40) then the value of x
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Step-by-step explanation:
We know that, adjacent angles of a parallelogram are supplementary i.e. it's sum is 180°.
Therefore, 2x+(3x-40)= 180°
5x-40=180°
5x= 220°
x=220°/5
x= 44°
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✼GIVEN✼
- The adjacent Angle of PARALLELOGRAM
- 2x and 3x-40
✼we know, that the adjacent angles of PARALLELOGRAM
✼is equal to sum of two angle
- Angle A+ Angle D
✼According to the above information✼
⟹sum of two adjacent angles=180°
⟹2x+3x-40=180
⟹5x-40=180
⟹5x=180+40
⟹5x=220
⟹x=44
⟹Hence:-
- Angle D=2x=44*2=88°
- Angle A=3x-40=3*44-40=92°
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