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Answered by adityasisodiya10447
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Answer:

1. Angle PNL = 126°(by alternate angel)

2. Angle NLM = 126° - 90°

= 36°

3 Angle MNL = 180 - ( (180°- 126° ) +36)

= 189 - 54+36

= 180-87

= 93

by angle sum property

Explanation:

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Answered by nirman95
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Given:

PQ || RS , LM \perp RS ; \angle NLS = 126°.

To find:

\rm{\angle PNL , \:\angle NLM ,\: \angle MNL}

Calculation:

PQ || RS and NL is the transversal :

\therefore \angle PNL =\angle NLS

\boxed{=>\angle PNL ={126}^{\circ}}

Again,

\therefore\angle NLM = \angle NLS - \angle MLS

=>\angle NLM = 126 - 90

\boxed{=>\angle NLM = {36}^{\circ}}

Again, in ∆ MNL

\therefore\angle MNL = {180}^{\circ}-(\angle LMN+\angle NLM)

=>\angle MNL = {180}^{\circ}-({90}^{\circ}+{36}^{\circ})

=>\angle MNL = {180}^{\circ}-({126}^{\circ})

\boxed{=>\angle MNL = {54}^{\circ}}

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