In a parallelogram two adjacent angles differ by 40 degrees . Find all the angles of parallelogram. Please find it faster
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In a parallelogram, two angles differ by 40°.
In a parallelogram, any two adjacent angles add up to 180° (Supplementary angles).
So let one angle be x.
Therefore the other angle will be (180° - x).
x - (180° - x) = 40°
x - 180° + x = 40°
2x - 180° = 40°
2x = 40° + 180°
2x = 220°
x = 220°/2
x = 110°
Therefore x = 110° and 180° - x = 180° - 110° = 70°.
Now we know two angles of the parallelogram.
Therefore the other two angles will be of measures 110° and 70°
Since: 110° + 70° = 180°
So in the parallelogram, there will be two angles of measure 110° and two angles of measure 70°.
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