If the supplement of an angle is (5/2) of its complement, then find the angle.
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Let the angle be x
According to the question
Let the supplement angle be 180 - x
And complement angle be 90 - x
5 / 2 ( 90 - x ) = 180 - x
225 - 5x / 2 = 180 - x
225 - 180 = - x + 5x / 2
45 = -2x + 5x / 2
45 = 3x / 2
On Cross mutiplying we get
45 × 2 = 3x
3x = 90
x = 90 / 3
x = 30
So the angle is 30 degree.
Hope it helps you :-)
According to the question
Let the supplement angle be 180 - x
And complement angle be 90 - x
5 / 2 ( 90 - x ) = 180 - x
225 - 5x / 2 = 180 - x
225 - 180 = - x + 5x / 2
45 = -2x + 5x / 2
45 = 3x / 2
On Cross mutiplying we get
45 × 2 = 3x
3x = 90
x = 90 / 3
x = 30
So the angle is 30 degree.
Hope it helps you :-)
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16
Let the measure of angle be x°
180-x=5/2(90-x)
or, 360-2x=450-5x
or, 3x=90
or, X=30°
Hope this is ur required answer
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180-x=5/2(90-x)
or, 360-2x=450-5x
or, 3x=90
or, X=30°
Hope this is ur required answer
Proud to help you
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