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The measures of 2 adjacent angles of a parallelogram are in the ratio 3:2.find the measures of each of the angels of a parallelogram

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Answered by jarpana2003
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as you know the sum of two adjacent angles of a parallelogram is 180 degree.  

Since their ratio is 3:2 their measures are: 3x and 2x degree. Write the equation:  

3x+2x=180

5x=180

x=36

3*36=108degree

2*36=72degree


Answered by Anonymous
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Hola !


Here is your answer ☺


Given - The measure of two adjacent angles of a parallelogram are in ratio of 3:2.


Let the actual angles be 3x and 2x



To find - Measure of each angle of parallelogram.


Calculation - As we know that adjacent angle rule, the sum of adjacent angles is 180° thus,


3x + 2x = 180


5x = 180


x = 180/5 => 36°


Thus the angles are 2(36)=72°


And 3(36) = 108°



So, we have got the two angles that is 108° and 72°


As we know the property of parallelogram


Opposite angles are parallel and equal.


Thus, angle opposite to 108° is 108° and angle opposite to 72° is 72°


So the four angles are 108,72,108,72



Hope it helps !

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