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The sum of two adjacent angles is 110°. If one of them is 40° less than the other, find
the angles.
Two adjacent angles add up to 150°. One is five times the other. Find the angles.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The sum of two adjacent angles is 110°. If one of them is 40° less than the other, find the angles.

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Let the angle be x

Given sum= 110°

One angle=40°

According to question:

x+40°=110°

x=110°-40

x=90°

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Two adjacent angles add up to 150°. One is five times the other. Find the angles.

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Let the angle be x

Other angle=5x

Given Sum=150°

According to question:

x+5x=150°

6x=150°

 \large \sf \: x =  \frac{150}{6}  = 25

First angle=x=25°

Other angle=5x=5×25=125°

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