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Answered by mahendra15aug
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Answer:

TO FIND:

Angle DCB;

GIVEN:

Angle ABC = 50⁰

Angle CDE = 40⁰

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HOW TO SOLVE?

DE is parallel to BA.

Angle CDE = Angle CAB (Alternate angle)

Now, we will find Angle ACB.

50⁰+40⁰+Angle ACB = 180⁰ (Angle sum property of a triangle)

90⁰+ Angle ACB = 180⁰

Angle ACB = 180⁰- 90⁰

Angle ACB = 90⁰

Angle DCB + Angle ACB = 180⁰ ( Linear pair angle)

Angle DCB + 90⁰ = 180⁰

Angle DCB = 180⁰-90⁰

Angle DCB = 90⁰

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Answered by anshikasahu96
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Answer:

Given,

Angle CDE=40°, Angle ABC=50°

We know that,

Angle CDE= Angle BAC=40°(Alternate interior angles forming Z)

Angle BAC + Angle ACB + Angle CBA=180° (Angle Sum Property)

40°+ Angle ACB + 50° =180°

90° + Angle ACB = 180°

Angle ACB=180°-90°

  • Therefore, Angle ACB =90°

Angle ACB + Angle DCB = 180° (forming linear pair)

90° + Angle DCB=180°

Angle DCB = 180-90

  • Hence, Angle DCB = 90°

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