Math, asked by tornetgaming, 4 months ago

. Two consecutive angles of a parallelogram measure (10x+30) and (6x+38)",
respectively. What are the ineasures of these angles?
A 90° and 90°
B. 110 and 70°
C100 and 80
D 150° and 30°​

Answers

Answered by tennetiraj86
25

Option C

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:-

Two consecutive angles of a parallelogram measure (10x+30)° and (6x+38)°

To find:-

What are the measurements of the angles?

Solution:-

Given that:

Two consecutive angles of a parallelogram measure (10x+30)° and (6x+38)°

We know that

The sum of adjacent angles in a Parallelogram is 180°

=> (10x+30)° + (6x+38)° = 180°

=> (10x+6x) +(30°+38°) = 180°

=> 16x + 68° = 180°

=> 16x = 180° - 68°

=> 16x = 112°

=> x = 112°/16

=> x = 7°

Now,

10x +30°

=> 10×7° +30°

=> 70°+30°

=>100°

and 6x+38°

=> 6×7°+38°

=> 42°+38°

=> 80°

The angles are 100° and 80°

Answer:-

The measurements of the Consecutive angles are 100° and 80°

Used formula:-

  • The adjacent angles in a Parallelogram are Supplementary.
Answered by Anonymous
32

Given :-

  • Two consecutive angles of a parallelogram measure ( 10x + 30 ) and ( 6x + 38)  respectively.

To Find :-

  • What are the measures of these angles?

Solution :-

~Here, we’re given the variable values of consecutive angles of a  parallelogram and we need to find measure of each angle. We can form an equation according to the given values and we know that consecutive angles of a parallelogram are supplementary. By solving that equation we can find the measure of each angle.

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As we know that ,

★ According to the supplementary angle property , sum of two angles is 180°.

According to the question :-

⟶ ( 10x + 30 ) + ( 6x + 38 ) = 180

⟶ 16x + 68 = 180

⟶ 16x = 112

⟶ x = 112/16

⟶ x = 7

Finding the angles :-

  • First angle = ( 10x + 30 )

→ 10 × 7 + 30

→ 70 + 30

→ 100 °

  • Second angle = ( 6x + 38 )

→ 6 × 7 + 38

→ 42 + 38

→ 80 °

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Hence,

  • Measures of these angles are 100° and 80° ( Option c )

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