Two adjacent angles of a
parallelogram are (3x-2) and (3x -
10).Find x.
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1
Answer:
since they are adjacent
(3x-2)+(3x-10)=180°
3x+3x-12=180°
6x-12=180°
6(x-2)=180°
x-2=180°/6
x-2=30
x=28
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Given:
- Two adjacent angles of paralleogram are (3x-2) and (3x-10) .
To Find:
- The value of x .
Answer:
We know that in a paralleogram , the sum of adjacent angles is equal to 180°.
So , the sum of these two given angles will be equal to 180°.
=> (3x- 2) + (3x-10) = 180°.
=> 3x + 3x - 2 - 10 = 180°.
=> 6x - 12= 180°.
=> 6x = (180+12)°
=> 6x = 192°
=> x = 192°/6
=> x = 32°.
Hence the value of x is 32°.
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