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. The ratio of two supplementary angles is 4 : 5. Find both angles.​

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Answered by SHIVAMBANDE18122005
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Let two angles be 4x and 5x

Sum of supplementary angles is 180⁰

∴4x+5x=180⁰

9x=180⁰

x= 180/90 =20⁰

So, one angle = 4x=4×20=80⁰

Another angle = 5x=5×20=100⁰

➪ Larger of two angle is 100⁰

Answered by tusharraj77123
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Answer:

>> Given -:

\textsf{Ratio of two supplementary angle = 4:5}

\textsf{Supplementary angle = 180°}

>> To find -:

\textsf{Find both angles}

>> Taken -:

To find the angles:

Let the 4:5 be 4x and 5x

\bold{\boxed{R=S}}

Where,

R = Sum of the ratio

S = Supplementary angle

>> Concept -:

Just do sum of both the ratio as x . Then , divide .

At last multiply the angle which has been come by dividing with both the ratio . Then , the angles of both the ratio will come .

>> Calculation -:

\implies{4x+5x=180°}

\implies{9x=180°}

\implies{x=180°/9}

\implies{x=20°}

\dag Angles of the ratio:

\implies{4×20°=80°}

\implies{5×20°=100°}

>> Verification -:

To verify do sum of both the angles . If the total sum will come 180° . Then , the answer will be verified.

\implies{80°+100°}

\implies{180°}

Hence , the answer is verified .

>> Answer -:

So , the ratio 4:5 are in the angles of 80° and 100° respectively.

>> Extra information -:

To find area of the triangle :

At=\frac{H×B}{2}

Where,

At = Area of the triangle

H = Height

B = Base

To find velocity :

Velocity=\frac{Displacement}{Time}

To find Acceleration :

A=\frac{V1-V}{T}

Where,

A = Acceleration

V1 = Final velocity

V = Initial velocity

T = Time

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