In the given trapezium ABCD, angle bisectors of <A
and <B meet at O. Find <C and <D.
Answers
Step-by-step explanation:
Given :-
ABCD is a Trapezium and The angle bisectors of A and B meet at O. < BAO = 35° and < ABO = 25°
To find :-
Find <C and <D ?
Solution :-
ABCD is a Trapezium.
The angle bisectors of A and B are OA and OB meet at O.
=> < BAO = <OAD
Given that < BAO = 35°
<OAD = 35°
and < ABO = < OBC
Given that < ABO = 25°
=> < OBC = 25°
Now,
< A = < BAO + <OAD
=> < A = 35°+35°
=> < A = 70°
and
< B = < ABO + < OBC
=> < B = 25°+25°
=> < B = 50°
From the given figure,
AB || CD
We know that
The sum of the angle pair between the parallel lines is 180°
< A + < D = 180° and <B+<C = 180°
=> 70° + <D = 180°
=> <D = 180°-70°
=> < D = 110°
and
<B+<C = 180
=> 50°+< C = 180°
=> <C = 180°-50°
=> < C = 130°
Therefore, <C = 130° and < D = 110°
Answer:-
The measurements of <C and <D are 130° and 110° respectively.
Used formulae:-
→ In a Trapezium , One pair of opposite sides are parallel.
→ In a Trapezium, The sum of the angle pair between the parallel lines is 180°.
→ The angle bisector of an angle divides the given angle into two equal parts .