Math, asked by tpgad1437, 10 months ago

If the supplement of an angle is 1/5 of itself find the supplement and the angles

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Answered by Brâiñlynêha
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  • The sum of angles of the supplementary angles is 180°

\boxed{\sf{Supplement\:angle=180{}^{\circ}}}

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  • let the angle be x

  • It's supplement is 180°-x

  • It is given that the

  • \sf\implies \frac{1}{5}\:of\:it's\: supplement

Now let's find the Angle:-

\sf\implies  x=\frac{1}{5}\times (180{}^{\circ}-x)\\ \\ \sf\implies 5x=180{}^{\circ}-x\\ \\ \sf\implies 5x-x=180{}^{\circ}\\ \\ \sf\implies 4x=180{}^{\circ}\\ \\ \sf\implies x=\cancel{\frac{180{}^{\circ}}{4}}=45{}^{\circ}\\ \\ \sf\implies x=45{}^{\circ}

  • The value of x which is angle is 45°

  • To find The supplement angle

\sf\implies 180{}^{\circ}-x\\ \\\sf\implies 180{}^{\circ}-45{}^{\circ}\\ \\ \sf\implies 135{}^{\circ}

\boxed{\sf{\purple{Angle=45{}^{\circ}\:\:\:\:Supplement=135{}^{\circ}}}}

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Answered by anurag000715
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Answer:

30,150

Step-by-step explanation:

there is a minor mistake in the above answer

its not 180/4

its 180/6=30

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