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lines L parallel M and P parallel Q find a value of a,b,c and d​

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Answered by narayanjha003
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Answer:

a=120°

\angle \: b \: = 60 \degree∠b=60°

\angle \: c \: = 60 \degree \:∠c=60°

\angle \: d \: = 120 \degree∠d=120°

Step - by - step explanation

To find the angles first name them to know the names refer to attachment

given : \angle lrn \: = 60 \degree \:given:∠lrn=60°

l, m, n and p are parallel

To find : a, b, c and d

Solution

\angle \: a \: + 60 \degree \: = 180 \degree∠a+60°=180°

They both are corresponding angles

\implies \: \angle \: a \: = 180 \degree \: - 60 \degree⟹∠a=180°−60°

\implies \: \angle \: a = 120 \degree⟹∠a=120°

Now,

\angle \: d \: = \angle \: a∠d=∠a

Angle a and d are alt. exterior angle

\therefore \: \angle \: d \: = 120 \degree∴∠d=120°

Now,

\angle \: c \: + \angle \: d \: = 180 \degree∠c+∠d=180°

They both are linear pair

\angle \: c \: + 120 \degree \: = 180 \degree∠c+120°=180°

\implies \: \angle \: c \: = 180 \degree - 120 \degree⟹∠c=180°−120°

\implies \: \angle \: c \: = 60 \degree⟹∠c=60°

And

\angle \: b \: = \angle \: c∠b=∠c

They both are opposite angles

\therefore \: \angle \: b \: = 60 \degree∴∠b=60°

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