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the larger of two supplementary angles exceeds the smaller by 20 degrees .Find the angles .Also represent algebraically and graphically ​

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Answered by anlynanto2008
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Answer:

Answer: If smaller angle=X , then larger=3X +20 . so X + 3X +20 = 180 , or 4X +20 ... The larger of two supplementary angles exceeds thrice the smaller by 20 degrees. ... smaller angle of two suplimentary angles respectively I.e., x+y=180 also given x-3y=20 ... Any easy method to find square of numbers?

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Answered by rahul123437
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Angles

Given:

Supplementary angles are there in which difference between smaller and larger angle is 20°.

To find:

Measure of 2 angles and represent those algebraically and graphically.

Explanation:

Supplementary angles:

Supplementary angles are two angles whose measures add up to 180° .

Both the angles are said to be supplement of each other.

\angle1+\angle2=180\textdegree,

According to question,

let take ∠1 as the smaller angle, ∠2 as the larger of the two.

\angle1+\angle2=180\textdegree-------------(I)\\\\\angle1+20\textdegree=\angle2--------------(II)

On solving both the equation, we get

\angle1=80\textdegree

\angle2=180\textdegree-80\textdegree\\\\\angle2=100\textdegree

The angles are shown algebraically. In this case, 100° is supplement of 80° and vice-versa.

The supplementary angles are shown graphically in attached figure.

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