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Two Adjacent angles add up to 150°.one is five times the other find the angle

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Answered by mahakulkarpooja615
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Answer:

∴ The required measures of angles are 25^{0} and 125^{0}.  

Step-by-step explanation:

  • In context with question asked,
  • We have to find measures of angles.
  • It is given that, sum of two angles = 150^{0}
  • One is five times the other.
  • Let, x be the measure of one angle.
  • Other angle = 5x
  • According to given data, the equation becomes,

          x+5x=150

             ∴ 6x=150

  • Transpose 6 to other side, we get

               ∴ x=\frac{150}{6}

               ∴ x=25

  • Now, other angle = 5x=5\times 25=125
  • ∴ The required measures of angles are 25^{0} and 125^{0}.              

   

Answered by Anonymous
0

Given - Relation between angles and sum of angles

Find - Angles

Solution - The angles are 25° and 125°.

Let one angle be x. Thus, the other angle will be 5x.

Now, as per the information in question, the mathematical equation that will form is -

x + 5x = 150

Performing addition to find the value of x -

6x = 150

Performing division to find the value of x -

x = 150/6

x = 25°

So, one angle is 25°

Other angle = 5x

Other angle = 5*25

Other angle = 125°

Hence, the angles are 25° and 125°.

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