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the sum of two angles is 5π° and their difference is 60°. find the angles in degrees.

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Answered by urkarsh
40
x+y=5×22/7
x+y=110/7
x-y=60

adding both the equation
2x=(420+110)/7
2x=530/7
x=530/14
x=265/7

x+y=110/7
y=(110-265)/7
y=(155)/7

Answered by wifilethbridge
101

Answer:

Angles are 480° and 420°.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the two angles be x and y

The sum of two angles is 5π°

\pi = 180^{\circ}

5\pi = 180^{\circ}\times 5=900^{\circ}

So, The sum of two angles is 900°

So, x+y=900 ---1

Their difference is 60°

So, x-y=60 ---2

Add 1 and 2

x+y+x-y=900+60

2x=960

x=480^{\circ}

Substitute the value of x in 1

480+y=900

y=900-480

y=420^{\circ}

Hence the angles are 480° and 420°.

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