The sum of two adjacent angle is 135 degree and the angles are in ratio 2 ratio 3 find the angles
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Let's assume one adjacent ∠ as 2x°
So, the other adjacent ∠ as 3x°
According to Question,
Sum of Adjacent ∠s = 135°
2x + 3x = 135
⇒ 5x = 135
⇒ x = 135 / 5
⇒ x = 27
Required Adjacent ∠s -
One ∠ = 2x° = 2(27)° = 54°
Another ∠ = 3x° = 3(27)° = 81°
Hence, the required adjacent ∠s are 54° and 81°
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Sum of the adjacent angles = 135°
Ratio of these adjacent angles = 2 : 3
In most cases when you are given the ratio of two quantities and their sum then first step is to assume the quantities a product of variable and the ratio.
Therefore,
The adjacent angles will be as follows, 2x and 3x.
Their sum = 135°
2x + 3x = 135°
5x = 135°
x = 135° / 5
x = 27°
So,
The adjacent angles = 2x and 3x OR 2 * 27 and 3 * 27 OR 54 and 81
Sum of the adjacent angles = 135°
Ratio of these adjacent angles = 2 : 3
In most cases when you are given the ratio of two quantities and their sum then first step is to assume the quantities a product of variable and the ratio.
Therefore,
The adjacent angles will be as follows, 2x and 3x.
Their sum = 135°
2x + 3x = 135°
5x = 135°
x = 135° / 5
x = 27°
So,
The adjacent angles = 2x and 3x OR 2 * 27 and 3 * 27 OR 54 and 81
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