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Two supplementary angles differ by 30 ° . Find the measures of smaller angles

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Answered by arya004patel
1

Answer:

105° and 75°

Step-by-step explanation: Lets assume angles to be x and y

Its is given that

x - y = 30° ---- (1)

Also , x + y =180° ---- (2)

2x = 30° + 180° { from (1) + (2)}

x = 210°/2

=> x = 105°

=> y = 75°

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Answered by Anonymous
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\bf\huge\pink{Solution}

\bf\large\red{Given}

  • Two supplementary angles differ by 30 ° .

\bf\orange{Consider}

  • If the difference of two supplementary angle is 30, then the larger angle is x

\bf\purple{Explanation}

 \sf{Then \:  second = 180 -x }

 \bf{x−(180−x)=30}

 \sf{⟹x−180+x=30}

 \sf{ ⟹2x=30+180=210}

 \sf{⟹x=105}

 \sf{Larger  \: angle = 105}

\bf\orange{Consider}

  • If the difference of two supplementary angle is 30, and the larger angle is x=105° then let the smaller angle be y.

\bf\purple{Explanation}

\sf{⟹y=180 - x}

\sf{⟹y = 180 - 105}

\sf{⟹y=75}

\bf\huge\pink{Answer}

  • The measures of smaller angles is

 \bf\huge\boxed{⟹y= {75}^{°}}

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