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LET THE RATIO BETWEEN TWO SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES BE 2:3 THEN FIND THE ANGLES

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Answered by saxenayashi890
2
The sum supplementary angles is 180° Let the angles be 2x and 3x
3x+2x= 180°
5x= 180°
x=180°\5
x= 36°


so, 2x= 2*36 = 72°
3x= 3*36= 108°

Hope it helps..^_^

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tulikas1407: AD is median of triangle ABC ,AB=CD & BD=DC find angle ADB
saxenayashi890: this can be prooved by congruenting triagngles ABD and ADC in which AB=CD (given)and AD=AD( common) and BD= CD (given) so by SSS congruence these two triangles are congruent and |_ ADB=|_ ADC (by cpct).
saxenayashi890: |_ ADB+|_ ADC =180° (linear pair)
saxenayashi890: 2|_ADB= 180°
saxenayashi890: |_ ADB= 180°\2= 90°
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Answered by Anonymous
1
Heya,

Supplementary angle means that sum of angel should be equal to 180°

The ratio of angel given is 2:3

Let first Angel be = 2x
And second Angle be = 3x

So,
=> 2x + 3x = 180°
=> 5x = 180°
=> x = 180°/5
=> x = 36°

Now,
The first Angel = 2×36°
= 72°

Second Angle = 3×36°
= 108°

So, the two Angels are 72° and 108°.

Hope this helps...:)
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