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Find the unknown sizes of angles.​

Find the unknown sizes of angles.​-example-1
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Answer:

20°

Explanation:

In ∆ DBT,by angle sum property,

  • <B+<D+<T = 180°
  • 45°+50°+<T = 180°
  • <T = 180°-45°-50° = 180°-95° = 85°

In ∆ATQ,<DTB = 85° is an exterior angle

So by exterior angle property,

  • ext.< = sum of two opposite interior angles.

So 85°=30°+<TQA

  • 85°-30° = <TQA
  • <TQA = 55°

Clearly we can see in ∆ TAQ and ∆QBQ,

<TQA and <QQB are vertically opposite,.i.e.,they are equal.

  • <TQA = <QQB = 55°

In ∆ QQB,by angle sum property,

  • <Q1 +<Q2+<B = 180°
  • 45°+55°+<Q2 = 180°
  • <Q2 = 180°-100° = 80°

Similarly <Q2 and <RQC makes vertically opposite angles,so they are equal.

  • <Q2=<RQC = 80°

In ∆ RBE,by angle sum property,

  • <R+<B+<E = 180°
  • <ERB = 180°-45°-35° = 180°-80° = 100°

We can see <QRC and <ERB makes linear pair.

Hence their sum must be equal to 180° since they lie on same line.

Hence,<QRC+<ERB = 180°

  • 100°+<QRC = 180°
  • <QRC = 180°-100° = 80°

In ∆QRC,by angle sum property,

<QRC+<RCQ+<RQC = 180°

  • x + 80°+80° = 180°
  • x° = 180°-80°-80° = 180°-160° = 20°

Hence the unknown value is 20°.

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