Math, asked by sankatsarthak, 3 months ago

Two angles of a pentagon are 150 and 120°. Find the other three angles if they are equal in measurement,​

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Answered by Sayantana
5

Answer:

▪︎we know that sum total of all angles of pentagon is 540°.

Solution:

\implies{\sf{\angle{A}+\angle{B}+\angle{C}+\angle{D}+\angle{E} = 540°}}

•since three angles are equal let call them x.

\implies{\sf{x+x+x+150°+120°=540°}}

\implies{\sf{3x+270°=540°}}

\implies{\sf{3x=270°}}

\implies{\bf{x=90°}}

so the angle A=B=C=90°

hope it helps!

Answered by aishimukherjee08
1

the answer is 90°

Step-by-step explanation:

let the angle be x

150+120+x+x+x=540°

270°+3x= 540°

3x=540°-270°

3x= 270°

x= 270°÷3

x=90°

Hope it was helpful

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