Math, asked by Ragibsheikh, 1 year ago

Two complementary Angles are such that twice the measure of the one is equal to three times the measure of the other.The larger of the two measures ?

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Answered by Yuichiro13
28
Hola

∆ Ratio of complimentary angles = ( 2 : 3 )

=> We can say, the angles are : 2x , 3x

 =  > 2x + 3x =  {90}^{0}

 =  > 5x =  {90}^{0}

 =  > 2x =  \frac{2}{5}  ({90}^{0} )

 =  > 2x =  {36}^{o}

And hence, one angle = 2x = 36° and the other is : 54°
Answered by damayantiswargiary
9

Let the first angle be x

Second angle be =2x

Now,

x+2x=90°

3x=90°

x=90/3

x=30

Therefore the first complement angle is 3x

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