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Answered by tennetiraj86
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given :-

In ABCD paralellogram , angle BDC = 30° and angle DBC = 85°

To find:-

Find all the angles of the paralellogram?

Solution:-

Method-1:-

In the Parallelogram ABCD

AB || CD and BD is a transversal then

angle BDC = angle DBA

(alternative Interior angles)

angle BDC= 30° (Given)

Therefore, angle DBA = 30°

angle DBC = angle ADB

(alternative Interior angles)

angle DBC = 85°

Therefore, angle ADB = 85°

Now angle D = angle BDC + angle ADB

=>angle D = 30°+85°

Angle D = 115°

and In a Parallelogram, opposite angles are equal

=>angle D = angle B

Therefore angle B = 115°

and

Adjacent angles are supplementary in a Parallelogram

=>angle A + angle B = 180°

=>angle A + 115° = 180°

=>angle A = 180°-115°

=>angle A = 65°

In a Parallelogram, opposite angles are equal

=>angle A = angle C

=>angle C = 65°

Method-2:-

In the Parallelogram ABCD

angle BDC = 30° and angle DBC = 85°

We know that

The sum of all angles in a triangle is 180°

In ∆ BDC ,

angle BDC+angle DBC +angle DCB = 180°

=>30°+85°+angle DCB = 180°

=>115°+angle DCB = 180°

=>angle DCB = 180°-115°

=>angle DCB = 65°

and In a Parallelogram, opposite angles are equal

angle DCB =angle DAB = 65°

AB || CD and BD is a transversal then

angle BDC = angle DBA

(alternative Interior angles)

angle BDC= 30° (Given)

Therefore, angle DBA = 30°

angle DBC = angle ADB

(alternative Interior angles)

angle DBC = 85°

Therefore, angle ADB = 85°

angle angle BDC + angle ADB

=>angle D = 30°+85°

Angle D = 115°

and In a Parallelogram, opposite angles are equal

=>angle D = angle B

Therefore angle B = 115°

Answer:-

The all angles in the Parallelogram are

angle A = 65°

angle B = 115°

angle C = 65°

angle D = 115°

Used formulae:-

In a Parallelogram ,

  • opposite angles are equal.
  • Adjacent angles are supplementary
  • If two Parallel lines are interested by a transversal then the pair of alternative interior angles are equal.
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