Math, asked by sarabutejaswini, 4 months ago

If two angels of a parallelogram are 105 degree and 75 degree , what will be the measures of the remaining two angles

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Answered by shahnaazfathimaaaa
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

opposite angles of a parallelogram are complementary

∠A=105°

∠B=75°

∠A+∠C=180°

∠C=180°-∠A

∠C=180°-105

∠C=75°

∠B+∠D=180°

∠D=180°-75°

∠D=105°

thus the measures of the remaining two sides are 105° and 75° respectively

Answered by Champion55
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Given :

⬤ Two angles of Parallelogram are 105° and 75° .

To Find :

⬤ Other two angles of Parallelogram .

Solution :

  • Agle One = 105°
  • Angle Second = 75°
  • Angle Three = ?
  • Angle Four = ?

Let :

  • Angle Three be x and Angle four be y .

Now :

\bf[\:{Sum\:of\:Opposite\:Angles=180^{\circ}\:]}

Angle One + x = 180°

105 + x = 180°

x = 180 - 105

\bf{x=75^{\circ}}

Therefore , Angle Three (x) is of 75° .

So ,

Angle Second + y = 180°

75 + y = 180°

y = 180 - 75

\bf{y=105^{\circ}}

Therefore , Angle Four (y) is of 105° .

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