Math, asked by dharshm56, 4 months ago

Two complementary angles are in the ratio 3:7.
Then,
the smaller angle is :
and
the greater angle is :​

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Answered by chaudharynaman8484
1

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Answered by MoodyCloud
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Given:-

  • Two complementary angles are in ratio of 3:7.

To find:-

  • Smaller angle
  • And greater angle.

Solution:-

 \sf \: Let \:  the  \: two \:  complementary \:  angles  \: be \:  '3x\degree'  \: and \:  '7x\degree'.

  \\

 \sf \: We \: know \: that

  \sf \: If \: two \: angles \: are \: complementary.

 \sf \: So, \: there \: sum \: will \: be \: 90 \degree

  \\

So,

 \implies \sf \: 3x\degree + 7x\degree = 90 \degree

 \implies \sf \: 10x\degree = 90 \degree

 \implies \sf \: x =  \frac{90\degree}{10}

 \implies \boxed{ \sf x = 9\degree}

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Verification:-

 \implies \sf \: 3x\degree + 7x\degree = 90 \degree

  • Put x = 9

 \implies \sf \: (3\times 9) + (7\times 9) = 90 \degree

 \implies \sf \:27\degree + 63\degree  = 90 \degree

 \implies \sf \: 90\degree = 90 \degree

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 \sf \:Angles\:are

 \sf \: 3x\degree = 3\times 9 = 27 \degree

 \sf \: 7x\degree = 7\times 9 = 63\degree

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Threfore,

\large \boxed{ \sf \: Smaller \: angle \: is \: 27 \degree}

\large \boxed{ \sf \: Greater \: angle \: is \: 63 \degree}

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