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Answered by Anonymous
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Given :-

• Two parallel lines intersect at ΔA

• Angle A = 50°

Solution :-

Here,

We know the value of angle A = 50°

In the given figure,

Angle C is vertically opposite angle of Angle A.

As we know that,

Vertically opposite angles are equal.

Therefore,

Angle A = Angle C = 50°

Now,

Angle C and Angle B are linear pair.

[ Linear pair is the pair of adjacent angles which formed by the intersection of two lines ]

As we know that,

Sum of linear pair = 180°

Therefore,

Angle B + Angle C = 180°

Angle B + 50° = 180°

Angle B = 180° - 50°

Angle B = 130°

Here,

Angle D is vertically opposite angle of Angle B

Therefore,

Angle B = Angle D = 130°

Hence, The four angles are. Angle A = 50° , Angle B = 130° , Angle C = 50° , Angle D = 130° .

Answered by Anonymous
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Given :

  • Line l and m intersect at a point
  •  \angle \: a \: = 50 °

To find :

measures of angle b,c,d

Solution :

measure of  \sf \angle \: a = 50 \degree

In given figure,

\sf \angle \: c is vertically opposite angle of \sf \angle \: a

 \sf \therefore \:\boxed{ \sf\angle \: a =  \angle \: c = 50 \degree}

 \sf \angle \: b and  \sf \angle \: a are linear pair.

 \boxed{ \sf \: sum \: of \: linear \: pair = 180 \degree}

 \sf \implies \angle \: a +  \angle \: b =  \: 180 \degree \\

 \sf \implies50 +  \angle \: b = 180 \\  \\   \boxed{ \sf\angle \: b = 130 \degree}

\sf \angle d is vertically opposite angle of \sf \angle \: b

 \sf \:  \therefore \angle \: b =  \angle \: d \\  \\  \boxed{ \sf \angle \: d = 130 \degree}

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