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Question

From the following figure find;

  1. x
  2. ∠ABC
  3. ∠ACD
Sum
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Solution

(i) In Quadrilateral ABCD,

x + 4x + 3x + 4x + 48° = 360°

12x = 360° – 48°

12x = 312

x = `312/12` = 26°

(ii) ∠ABC = 4x

4 × 26 = 104°

(iii) ∠ACD = 180° − 4x − 48°

= 180° − 4 × 26° − 48°

= 180° − 104° − 48°

= 180° − 152° = 28°

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Chapter 16: Understanding Shapes - Exercise 16 (C) [Page 187]

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Chapter 16 Understanding Shapes
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Chapter 27 Quadrilateral
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