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The measure of two supplementary angles are [2x-20] (x+65)

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Answered by simranaditya
0

Answer:

70° and 110°

Step-by-step explanation:

supplementary angle=180°

2x-20+x+65=180

3x+45=180

3x=135

x=45

two angles=70° and 110°

Answered by Anonymous
2

Given :-

  • (2x - 20)
  • (x + 65°)

To find :-

  • Measure of the angles = ?

Solution :-

The sum of angles of supplementary angles = 180°

\mapsto \sf{2x - 20 \degree + x + 65 \degree = 180 \degree}

\mapsto \sf{3x + 45\degree = 180\degree}

\mapsto \sf{3x = 180\degree  - 45\degree}

\mapsto \sf{3x = 135 \degree}

\mapsto \sf{x~=~\dfrac{135 \degree}{3}}

\mapsto \sf{x~=~45 \degree}

  • The value of x is 45°

The measure of angles :-

  • 2x - 20° = 2 × 45° - 20° = 70°
  • x + 65° = 45° + 65° = 110°

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Know more :-

  • The sum of angles of complementary angles = 90°
  • The sum of angles of quadrilateral = 360°
  • The sum of angles of triangles = 180°
  • The sum of angles of pentagon = 540°
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