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Answered by 94436vd
1

Answer:

90°

Step-by-step explanation:

Rhombus is equal to 180°= two right angles.

so one angle of rhombus is equal to 45°

but they given half of the angle so we need to subtract

45° from the given angle(30°)

=15°

every angle has the same value.

Now AOB is a triangle

Triangle =180°

Triangle AOB =A+O+B = 180°

=45°+O+45°=180°

90°+O=180°

O= 180°/90°=90°

Therefore,AOB = 90°

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Answered by kinzal
3

 \sf \longrightarrow A Rhombus Holds Diagonals That Bisect Each Other At 90 Degrees, i.e., Right Angles.

 \sf \longrightarrow Hence,  \sf \angle AOB = \angle AOD = \angle DOC = \angle COB = 90° = right \: \:  angle.

 \sf \longrightarrow In Rhombus  \sf \angle ACD = \angle ACB = 30° = \angle DAC = \angle BAC

 \sf \longrightarrow Hence,

 \sf \longrightarrow For  \sf \angle ABO

  •  \sf ∆ABO = \angle AOB + \angle ABO + \angle BAO

  •  \sf 180° = 90° + \angle ABO + 30°

  •  \sf 180° = 120° + \angle ABO

  •  \sf \angle ABO = 180° - 120°

  •  \sf \angle ABO = 60°

Hence,  \sf \underline {\underline {\angle ABO = 60° }}

Option (b). 60°

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