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Answered by valarxdohaerisplaysr
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Answer:

A.

A is 30° and B is 40°.

B.

A is 35° and B is 37°.

C.

A is 55° and B is 15°.

Step-by-step explanation:

A.

Since Angle A was on the same diagonal but opposite side of where 30° is, Angle A must be 30°. Same logic goes for B.

B.

Angle P and R should be the same. Angles Q and S should be the same too. Angle Q therefore must be 110° too. Adding the two angles together, you get 220°.

Because the sum of the angles in a quadrilateral is always 360°, We subtract 220° from 360° to get the value of the remaining angles.

You get 140°. Since Angle P and R are the same value, you split 140° in halves to get 70°. 2A is equal to 70°.

2A = 70° Divide both sides by 2

A = 35°

2B - 4 = 70° Add 4 to each side

2B = 74° Then divide each side by 2

B = 37°

C.

Following the same logic used in A, we get two equations

A = 2A - 55

and

2B + 10 = 160 - 8B

A = 2A - 55 Add 55 to each side

A + 55 = 2A Subtract A from each side

A = 55°

2B + 10 = 160 - 8B Divide each side by 2

B + 5 = 80 - 4B Add 4B to each side

5B + 5 = 80 Subtract 5 from each side

5B = 75 Divide each side by 5

B = 15°

Answered by RachanaSudeep
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Answer:

(a). 40degree +30degree+a+b=180degree

70degree+a+b=180degree

a+b=180degree -70degree

a+b=110 degree

I don't think its correct .

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