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if the given figure ,line l parell toline m and line n is the transversal find the measure of angle a and angle b as per the given information​

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Answered by sahilkanetsimran
1
A tough looking easy-peasy question....

HERE IS ANSWER
a=120degree
b=60 degree
STEP BY STEP EXPLANATION
HERE 60 degree is equal to angle b ( corresponding angles)

there fore b=60°
now,
a+b=180°(a and b are angles on the same side of transversal)
a+60 =180° so
a =120°

THEREFORE

A=120° B=60°
Answered by Sauron
11
Answer :

\textbf{\large{\underline{Angle a = 60 degrees}}}

\textbf{\large{\underline{Angle b = 120 degree}}}

\textsf{\large{Explaination}}

\textsf{\large{Given :}}

\textsf{Line l is parallel to Line m.}

\textsf{ Line n is transversal.}

\textsf{\large{To find :}}

\textsf{Measures of Angle 'a' and 'b'.}

\textsf{\large{Solution : }}

\textsf{\large{Angle a = }}

\textsf{Consider angle a as x}

\textsf{60 + x = 180}

Reason : The angles on the same side of transversal together make 180°

\textsf{= 60 + x = 180}

\textsf{ = x = 180 - 60}

\textsf{ = x = 120}

\large{\green{\boxed{\green{\boxed{\red{\textsf{Angle a = 120\degree}}}}}}}

\textsf{\large{Angle b =}}

\textsf{Consider angle b as y}

\textsf{Angle a + y= 180}

Reason : The interior angles on the
same side of the transversal are supplementary.

\textsf{= 120 + y = 180}

\textsf{ = y = 180 - 120}

\textsf{ = y = 60}

\large{\green{\boxed{\green{\boxed{\red{\textsf{Angle b = 60\degree}}}}}}}

\therefore Angle a = 60 degrees

\therefore Angle b = 120 degree

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