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the sum of two angles of a quadrilateral is 150 and the other two angles are in ratio 2:3. Find the measure of each angles?
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Sum of angles of a quadrilateral = 360°
sum of the other two (C & D) = 360-150=210
If C : D = 2:3, then
C+D=210,
C: C+D = 2 : 5 = 84 : 210
C=84, D=210-84=126
The first two angles (A & B) add up to 150, which could be A=100, B=50, or A=75, B=75, etc. Without additional information, there is an infinite set of solutions for A and B.
sum of the other two (C & D) = 360-150=210
If C : D = 2:3, then
C+D=210,
C: C+D = 2 : 5 = 84 : 210
C=84, D=210-84=126
The first two angles (A & B) add up to 150, which could be A=100, B=50, or A=75, B=75, etc. Without additional information, there is an infinite set of solutions for A and B.
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how to find a,b
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