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If the angles (4x+4°)and (6x-4°)are supplementry angles,find the value of X.

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Answered by bhawnaa423
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Answer:

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(4x + 4 °) + (6x - 4 °) = 180°

4x + 4 + 6x -4 = 180 °

10x = 180°

x = 18°

Answered by Anonymous
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Question:-

If the angles (4x+4°)and (6x-4°)are supplementry angles,find the value of X.

Answer:-

  • The value of x is 18°.

Solution:-

  • Sum of angles = 180° ( Supplementary angles)
  • First angle = 4x + 4 °
  • Second angle = 6x 4 °

 \large{ \tt :  \implies \: \: \:  \: ( 4x + 4 )° + ( 6x – 4 )°= 180 °}

 \large{ \tt :  \implies \: \: \:  \: 10x°= 180 °}

 \large{ \tt :  \implies \: \: \:  \: x =  \frac{180}{10}  °} \\

 \large{ \tt :  \implies \: \: \:  \: x°= 18°}

  • The value of x is 18°.

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  • First angle = 4x + 4 = 4(18) + 4 = 76°
  • Second angle = 6x 4 = 4(18) 4 = 104°

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