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In an triangle PQR P=(2x+10) degree Q=(x+70) degrees and R=(2x+20) degrees find the value of X

A= 16 degrees
B= 17 degrees
C= 18 degrees
D= none of these


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Answered by Anonymous
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In a triangle PQR P = (2x+10) degree Q = (x+70) degrees and R = (2x+20) degrees find the value of x.

A = 16 degrees

B = 17 degrees

C = 18 degrees

D = None of these

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Triangle = PQR

Value of Angle P = ( 2x + 10 )°

Value of Q = ( x + 70 )°

Value of R = ( 2x + 20 )°

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The value of x.

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The value of x = 16°

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\large\pink{\texttt{Sum of all angles of triangle ↓}}

\large\gray{\texttt{180°}}

\large\pink{\texttt{We also write triangle as ∆}}

\large\green{\texttt{∆ have 3 sides only}}

\large\orange{\texttt{So, we write sum of angle of ∆ as}}

\large\red{\texttt{a + b + c = 180°}}

\large\purple{\texttt{We also write angle as < }}

{\bigstar}\large{\boxed{\sf{\pink{Full \: solution}}}}

\large\red{\texttt{Substituting the values}}

\mapsto a + b + c = 180°

\mapsto ( 2x + 10 )° + ( x + 70 )°+ ( 2x + 20 )° = 180°

\mapsto 2x + 10 + x + 70 + 2x + 20 = 180°

\mapsto 2x + x + 2x + 10 + 70 + 20 = 180°

\mapsto 5x + 100 = 180°

\mapsto 5x = 180 - 100

\mapsto 5x = 80°

\mapsto x = 80/5

\mapsto x = 16°

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Answered by ayush9676
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Answer:

In an triangle PQR P=(2x+10) degree Q=(x+70) degrees and R=(2x+20) degrees find the value of X

A= 16 degrees

B= 17 degrees

C= 18 degrees

D= none of these

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