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three angles of a quadlateral are in the ratio 2:6:4 . the difference of the least and the greatest of angles out of these angles is the fourth angle. Find all the angles of the quadlateral.​

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  • Three angles of a quadlateral are in the ratio 2:6:4 . the difference of the least and the greatest of angles out of these angles is the fourth angle. Find all the angles of the quadlateral.

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  • Sum of all angles of a quadrilateral is 360°

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Three angles of a quadrilateral in ratio 2:6:4

so, Let the three angles be 2x,6x and 4x

According to given conditions,

Greatest angle-Least angle=Fourth angle

=>6x-2x=Fourth angle

=>Fourth angle=4x

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Measure of all the angles of a quadrilateral =?????

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Here,1st angle=2x

2nd angle=6x

3rd angle=4x

4th angle=4x

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1st angle +2nd angle+3rd angle+4th angle=360°

(Sum of all angles of a quad. is 360°)

=>2x+6x+4x+4x=360°

=>16x=360°

=>x=\frac{360}{16}

=>x=22.5

Hence,

  • 1st angle=2x=2×22.5=45°
  • 2nd angle=6x=6×22.5=135°
  • 3rd angle=4x=4×22.5=90°
  • 4th angle=4x=4×22.5=90°
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