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Find the angles of the rhombus if the ratio of the angles formed by diagonals and the sides of the rhombus is 6:5.

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Answer:
((1080)/(11))^(\circ) and
((900)/(11) )^(\circ)

Explanation:

Here, the ratio of the angles formed by diagonals and the sides of the rhombus is 6:5.

Let the angles formed by diagonals and the sides of the rhombus are 6x and 5x.

Where x is any number.

Therefore, the angles of rhombus are = 12 x and 10x ( Because in rhombus opposite angles are equal and diagonals are the angle bisectors in case of rhombus)

Also, In rhombus diagonals bisect each other perpendicularly.


6x + 5x + 90^(\circ) = 180^(\circ)


\implies 11 x + 90^(\circ) = 180^(\circ)


\implies 11x = 90^(\circ)


\implies x = (90)/(11)

The one angle of rhombus =
(6* (90)/(11))^(\circ)=((540)/(11))^(\circ)

And another angle =
(5* (90)/(11))^(\circ)=((450)/(11))^(\circ)

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