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The measure of one of angles of a parallelogram is 40° then find the measure of its adjacent angle?

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Answered by BrainlySparrow
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Answer:

140°

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :

  • The measure of one of angles of a parallelogram is 40°.

To Find :

  • The measure of its adjacent angle.

Solution :

  • As one of the property of parallelogram says that :

\bf{\pink{ \star \:Adjacent \: angles \: are \: supplementary \: i. e. \: (180°). }}

So,

Let the other adjacent angles be x.

 \leadsto{ \sf{ {40}^{ \circ}  + x =  {180}^{ \circ} }}

 \leadsto{ \sf{x =  {180}^{ \circ}  -  {40}^{ \circ} }}

 \leadsto{ \sf{x =   \pink{{140}^{ \circ} }}}

 \tt{ \therefore \:Measure \: of \: the \: other \: adjacent \: angle \: is \:  {140}^{ \circ}. }

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More Information :

✠ A parallelogram is a quadrilateral with opposite sides parallel. Also opposite angles are equal. The opposite sides are equal. The adjacent angles are supplementary and the diagonals bisect each other ; but are not equal.

✠ A rectangle is a parallelogram but with all four interior angles fixed at 90°.

✠ A rhombus is a parallelogram but with all sides equal in length.

✠ A square is a parallelogram but with all sides equal in length and all angles fixed at 90°.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given :

  • The measure of 1 angle of a parallelogram is 40°.

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To Find :

  • Find the measure of its adjacent angle.

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Solution :

{\maltese{\underline{\bf{Remember \:  that :}}}}

The sum of two adjacent angle is 180°.

{\maltese{\underline{\bf{Than, }}}}

  • Angle 1 = 40°
  • Angle 2 = x
  • Sum = 180°

{\sf{Angle \:  1 + Angle \:  2 = 180°}}

{\sf{40° + x = 180°}}

{\sf{X = 180° - 40°}}

{\large{\purple{:{\mapsto{\underline{\boxed{\bf{X = 140°}}}}}}}}

So,

{\red{\underline{\green{\boxed{\mathfrak{Adjacent  \: angle = 140°}}}}}}

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