Math, asked by swetanks2007, 7 months ago

If the internal angles of the quadrilateral are in the ratio 6 : 5 : 8 : 5, what are the measures of its angles?
(a) 90°,74°,120°,76°
(b) 100°,75°,120°,75°
(c) 90°,75°,120°,75°
(d) 100°,75°,120°,75°​

Answers

Answered by Knowledgeablesir
2

Answer:

let an angle be X

ATQ....

6x+5x+8x+5x=360

(sum of all angles in quadrilateral is always 360)

24x = 360

X = 360/24

X= 15.

now the all angles are.

6x = 6*15 = 90

5x = 5*15= 75

8x= 8×15 = 120

5x= 5*15= 75.

Option A is correct.

I hope you understand

Answered by Anonymous
3

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Question⇒}}

If the interior angles of the quadrilateral are in the ratio {6:5:8:5}, what are the measures of its angles?

(a) {90°,\:74°,\:120°,\:76°}

(b) {100°,\:75°,\:120°,\:75°}

(c) {90°,\:75°,\:120°,\:75°}

(d) {100°,\:75°,\:120°,\:75°}

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Given⇒}}

The interior angles of the quadrilateral are in the ratio {6:5:8:5}.

\huge\bold{\mathtt{To\:find⇒}}

The measure of the angles.

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Solution⇒}}

Let the angles are {6x°,\:5x°,\:8x°} and {5x°}.

We know that:

{\large{The\:sum\:of\:all\: interior\:angles}}\\{\large{of\:a\:quadrilateral=360°.}}

So, we can say-

\large{6x+5x+8x+5x = 360}

\large{⇒\:24x = 360}

\large{⇒\:x = ({\frac{360}{24}})}

\large{⇒\:x = 15}

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Hence⇒}}

\large{x = 15}

Substitute {x} with {24}.

\large{6x° = (6×15)° = 90°}

\large{5x° = (5×15)° = 75°}

\large{8x° = (8×15)° = 120°}

\large{5x° = (5×15)° = 75°}

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Confused\:??}}

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Verification⇒}}

\large{6x+5x+8x+5x = 360}

Put the measure of the angles.

\large{⇒\:90+75+120+75= 360}

\large{⇒\:360 = 360}

So, L.H.S = R.H.S.

Hence, verified.

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Correct\:Option⇒}}

(c) {90°,\:75°,\:120°,\:75°}

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Done}}

\large\bold{\mathtt{Hope\:this\:helps\:you.}}

\large\bold{\mathtt{Have\:a\:nice\:day.}}

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