Math, asked by munnabhai33506p6pse0, 1 year ago

In a quadrilateral ABCD, A + C is 2 times B + D, if A = 40° then C =
(A) 60° (B) 80° (C) 120° (D) None of these

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Answered by Akshaymas
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•A+C=2{B+D}[Given]

•A/2=B+D-C

•(40°)/2=B+D-C

•20°=B+D-C

•20°+C=B+D

•Therefore By Angle sum Property;

•A+20°+C+C=360°

•40°+20°+2C=360°

•60°+2C=360°

•2C=360°-60°

•C=300°/2

{C=150°}

!!Thank You!!

munnabhai33506p6pse0: A+C=2(B+D)GIVEN
munnabhai33506p6pse0: Not satisfied
munnabhai33506p6pse0: As (A+C)/2=B+D is given so how can you place C in right hand side
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