if the difference between two supplementry angles is 40 then find the angles
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Answer:
Let,
One angle be x
and other be y
So we know that
the sum of two supplementary angles is 180°
So we get:-
x + y = 180° — ( equation 1)
and ,
According to question
x - y = 40° — ( equation 2)
By adding equation 1 & 2 we get
2x = 220°
or x = 110°
So
y = 180° - 110°
y = 70°
Hence ,
x = 110° and y = 70°
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Answer:
Let us take the two supplementary angles as 'x'.
Then the second angle will be x+40
So,
x+(x+40)=180
x+x+40=180
2x + 40=180
2x=180-40
2x=140
x=140/2
x=70
Then,
x+40=70+40
- x+40=110
The two angels are 70, 110
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