Math, asked by divyanshisapehia15, 7 months ago

The two adjacent angles of a quadrilateral
are 50° and 130°. The other two adjacent
angles are equal. What is the measure of
each of these equal angles.​

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Answered by ankitraj123450
5

Answer:

The measure of an angle is 50° and 130°.

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Step by step explanation:

two adjacent angles of quadrilateral = 50°, 130°

We know that the sum of two opposite angles of a quadrilateral is 180°

therefore let 50° be angle A, 130° be angle B, the angle opposite to angle A be angle C and the angle opposite to angle angle B be angle D.

Therefore, angle B + angle D = 180°

130° + angle D = 180°

angle D = (180 - 130)°

angle D = 50°

Since, angle D + angle C = 180°

50° + angle C = 180°

angle C = (180 - 50)°

angle C = 130°

Answered by aryamuskan308
0

The two adjacent angles of a quadrilateral

are 50° and 130°. The other two adjacent

angles are equal. What is the measure of

each of these equal angles.

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