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in the given figure angle A+ angle B+ angle C +angle D+ angle E is equal to
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Answered by anjali5087
26

Answer:

Consider the given figure.

FGHIJ form a regular pentagon. Now the sum of all angles of a pentagon is

=(n−2)×180

n=5

=(5−2)×180

0

=3×180

0

=540

0

.

Since it is a regular pentagon, hence

∠F=∠G=∠H=∠I=∠J=

5

540

0

=108

0

.

Now

∠AGF=180

0

−∠FGH=180

0

−108=72

0

(linear pair).

Similarly

∠AFG=180

0

−∠GFJ=180

0

−108=72

0

.

Hence ∠A=180

0

−(72

0

+72

0

))=180

0

−144

0

=36

0

...(angles sum property of triangle applied to triangle AFG).

Similarly

∠B=36

0

, ∠C=36

0

, ∠D=36

0

and ∠E=36

0

.

Therefore

∠A+∠B+∠C+∠D+∠E=5×36

0

=180

0

=π.

solution

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Answered by arshikhan8123
3

Concept:

When two angles are added together, complementary and supplementary angles are defined. Two angles are said to be supplementary angles because they combine to generate a linear angle when their sum is 180 degrees. When two angles add up to 90 degrees, however, they are said to be complimentary angles and together they make a right angle.

Given:

A 5 point star

Find:

in the given figure angle A+ angle B+ angle C +angle D+ angle E is equal to

Solution:

Consider the given figure.

FGHIJ form a regular pentagon. Now the sum of all angles of a pentagon is

=(n−2)×180

Since,n=5

=(5−2)×180

=3×180

=540

Since it is a regular pentagon, hence

∠F=∠G=∠H=∠I=∠J=

Each angle in a regular polygon has the same size. Each inner angle is 108 degrees.

Its supplementary angle is 180 - 108 = 72.

As a result of the star's isosceles triangles, the other angle at the base measures 72 degrees.

An angle's vertex measurement is 180 72 72 = 36.

Every angle at a star's vertices measures 36 degrees.

As a result, the star's five vertices' total angle = 5x 36 = 180.

The solution is therefore 180°.

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