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one angle of parallelogram is 60degres. find its opposite angle and the adjacent angle​

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Answered by sia1234567
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 \sf\circ \: if \:  \angle \: a = 60 \degree \\  \underbrace{\sf \circ \:  \angle \: c = 60 \degree \:}  \\ \leadsto \:  \underline \bold{reason} -  \sf{opposite \: angles \: are \: equal}

 \blacksquare \sf \: now \: lets \: find \: out \: adjacent \: angles \: by \: the  \: property \: which \: is \: mentioned \: below

 \sf \dagger \: property \: of \: a \: parallelogram :

 \bigstar \:  \underline{\underline \bold \red{sum \: of \: all \: the \:  \angle \: es \: of \: a \: parallelogram = 180 \degree}}

 \sf \Rrightarrow \: 60 \degree + 60 \degree + x + x = 180 \degree \\  \Rrightarrow \: 120 \degree + 2x = 180 \degree \\  \Rrightarrow \: 2x = 60 \degree  \\

 \Rrightarrow \: x =  \frac{60}{2} = 30 \\ \bold{\underline{  \red{\leadsto \: 30 \degree }}}

 \blacktriangleright \:  \bold{ \angle \: a = 60 \degree} \\   \bold{\angle \: b = 30 \degree }\\   \bold{\angle \: c = 60 \degree }

  \bold{\angle \: d = 30  \:  \degree}

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Answered by muskansingh3707126
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Step-by-step explanation:

 \sf\circ \: if \:  \angle \: a = 60 \degree \\  \underbrace{\sf \circ \:  \angle \: c = 60 \degree \:}  \\ \leadsto \:  \underline \bold{reason} -  \sf{opposite \: angles \: are \: equal}

 \blacksquare \sf \: now \: lets \: find \: out \: adjacent \: angles \: by \: the  \: property \: which \: is \: mentioned \: below

 \sf \dagger \: property \: of \: a \: parallelogram :

 \bigstar \:  \underline{\underline \bold \red{sum \: of \: all \: the \:  \angle \: es \: of \: a \: parallelogram = 180 \degree}}

 \sf \Rrightarrow \: 60 \degree + 60 \degree + x + x = 180 \degree \\  \Rrightarrow \: 120 \degree + 2x = 180 \degree \\  \Rrightarrow \: 2x = 60 \degree  \\

 \Rrightarrow \: x =  \frac{60}{2} = 30 \\ \bold{\underline{  \red{\leadsto \: 30 \degree }}}

 \blacktriangleright \:  \bold{ \angle \: a = 60 \degree} \\   \bold{\angle \: b = 30 \degree }\\   \bold{\angle \: c = 60 \degree }

  \bold{\angle \: d = 30  \:  \degree}

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