Math, asked by HarmanKaurToor, 1 year ago

Two supplementary angles differ by 20 degree. Find the measure of each angle.

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Answered by FamousOne
30

Answer:

The angles are 80° and 100°.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the one angle be , so other will be (180 - x)°.

A/q

→ (x°) - [(180 - x)°] = 20

→ x° - 180 + x° = 20

→ 2x° = 200

→ x° = 200/2

→ x° = 100°

The angles are :

→ x° = 100°

→ (180 - x)° = (180 - 100)° = 80°

Answered by AryanTennyson
13

One supplementary angle be x and second x-20

A/q

We know sum of any.of supp.be 180°

supplementary angles differ=180°

by 20

x + (x- 20) = 180

2x - 20 = 180

2x = 180  + 20

x =  \frac{200}{2}

x  = 100

x - 20 =  > 100 - 20 = 80

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