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Three angles of a quadrilateral are in ratio 3:5:7:9.find the measure of each of these angles​

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Answered by nehalgoswami
1

Angle A = 3x

Angle B = 5x

Angle C = 7x

Angle D = 9x

So,

A + B + C + D = 360

3x + 5x + 7x + 9x = 360

30x = 360

x = 360/30

x = 12

Now,

Angle A = 3 multi 12 = 36°

Angle B = 5 multi 12 = 60°

Angle C = 7 multi 12 = 84°

Angle D = 9 multi 12 = 108°

Answered by Sauron
7

\textsf{\underline{\underline{Answer :-}}}

The angles of the quadliateral are =

One Angle = 45°

Second Angle = 75°

Third Angle = 105°

Forth Angle = 135°

\textsf{\underline{\underline{Explanation :-}}}

Given :

The Ratio = 3:5:7:9

To find :

The Measure of each angle

Solution :

Consider,

One Angle as 3x

Second angle as 5x

Third angle as 7x

Forth Angle as 9x

\star As we know, all angles of a quadliateral sum up and make 360°.

So,

\tt{\implies}3x + 5x + 7x + 9x = 360

\tt{\implies}24x = 360

\tt{\implies}x =  \dfrac{360}{24}

\tt{\implies}x = 15

Value of 3x

\tt{\implies} 3 × x

\tt{\implies} 3 × 15

\tt{\implies} 45

Value of 5x

\tt{\implies} 5 × x

\tt{\implies} 5 × 15

\tt{\implies} 75

Value of 7x

\tt{\implies} 7 × x

\tt{\implies} 7 × 15

\tt{\implies} 105

Value of 9x

\tt{\implies} 9 × x

\tt{\implies} 9 × 15

\tt{\implies} 135

\thereforeThe angles of the quadliateral are =

One Angle = 45°

Second Angle = 75°

Third Angle = 105°

Forth Angle = 135°

\textsf{\underline{\underline{Verification :-}}}

\tt{\implies}45° + 75° + 105° + 135° = 360°

\tt{\implies} 360° = 360°

\thereforeThe angles of the quadliateral are =

One Angle = 45°

Second Angle = 75°

Third Angle = 105°

Forth Angle = 135°


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