Math, asked by sharanyadodda, 5 months ago

two supplementary angles differ by 34. what are they​

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Answered by KaranMudgil
1

Answer:

Let the smaller angle be x

Since the two angles differ by 34

, the bigger angle =x+34

Since the sum of the supplementary angles is 180

We have x+(x+34)=180

2x+34=180

2x=180−34=146

x=

146

2

=73

Therefore smaller angle =x=73

Bigger angle =x+34=73+34=107

Answered by BrainlyPearl
6

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Two supplementary angles differ by 34. what are they?

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➥ 73° and 107°

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• Let the one Angle be x.

• And other angle be (x+34°)

As we know, the sum of two supplementary angles is 180°.

So, We have

x + (x + 34°) = 180°

2x + 34° = 180°

2x = 180° - 34°

2x = 146°

x = \sf{\cancel\dfrac{146°}{2}}= 73°

Now we can say that,

➥First Angle will be = 73°

➥ Second Angle = (73° + 34°) = 107°

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