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Find the value of N, P and M

Find the value of N, P and M-example-1
User Elihu
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N = 80 degrees
P = 95 degrees
M = 95 degrees

N and 100 form a 180 degree angle and thus you can solve using subtraction.

P is the same angle as the angle opposite of it.

You can get M by subtracting the other 3 angles from 360.
User Zan RAKOTO
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Answer:

A linear pair is two angles that are adjacent to each other and forms a line.

Supplementary Angle: If any two angles form a linear pair, then they are supplementary(i.e, 180 degree).

From the given figure,
100^(\circ) and
n^(\circ) forms a linear pair.

Also, if the two angles are linear pair, then they are supplementary angle.

then,


100^(\circ)+n^(\circ)=180^(\circ)

Simplify:


n = 180-100=80^(\circ)

Vertical opposite angle theorems states about the two angles that are opposite to each other and are equal also.

From the figure,
p^(\circ) and
95^(\circ) are vertical opposite angle.

therefore,
p=95^(\circ)

Now, to find the value of m;

Sum of the measures of the interior angles of a polygon with 4 sides is 360. degree.

here,
n^(\circ),
p^(\circ) ,
m^(\circ) and
90^(\circ) forms a qudrilateral.

therefore, by definition:


n^(\circ)+p^(\circ)+m^(\circ)+90^(\circ)=360^(\circ)

Substituting the values of
p=95^(\circ) and
n=80^(\circ) we have;


80+95+m^(\circ)+90^(\circ) = 360^(\circ) or


265^(\circ)+m^(\circ)=360^(\circ)

Simplify:


m^(\circ)=360^(\circ)-265^(\circ)=95^(\circ)

Therefore, the value of
n=80^(\circ) ,
p=95^(\circ) and
m=95^(\circ)

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