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where PQRS is a rhombus​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given:-

PQRS is a rhombus

to find :-

angle OSR

angle OPQ

value :-

PS // QR (opp. side of rhombus are equal and parallel)

therefore:

PR is a transversal

angle ORS = angle OPQ ( vertically opp. angles)

angle OPQ= 40 degrees

In triangle PRS

PS=SR(all sides of a rhombus are equal)

therefore angle SRP = angle SPR(equal angle have equal sides opp to it)

angle SRP + angle SPR + angle PSR = 180(sum of all angles of triangle is 180)

40+40+PSR = 180

PSR = 180-80

PSR = 100

angle OSR =\frac{anglePSR}{2}(Diagonals bisect the angle)

angle OSR =\frac{100}{2}

angle OSR = 50 degrees

answers:-

angle OPQ= 40 degrees

angle OSR = 50 degrees

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Answered by susmitabehera2004
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Step-by-step explanation:

Case-I

Given that,

PQRS is a rhombus

angle ORS=40°

we know that in a rhombus the diagonals are equal and parallel.

so,

angle ORS= angle OPQ= y = 40°

and the intersection of diagonal at point O be 90°angle --»SOR=ROQ=QOP=POS=90°

so in ∆ORS,

we have,

angle sum property of a triangle is 180°.

so,

angle ORS

=>180°-angle(OR+SOR)

=>180°-(40°+90°)

=>180°-130°

=>50°

so, angle ORS=x=50°

Hence,x=50°,y=40°.

case-II

we can also find the values of x and y by proving the rhombus equal to the parallelogram , and then by using the properties of parallelogram we can obtain the value of of x and y.

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