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Given that m ∠ A = 2 x 3 , and m ∠ C = x 2 + 20 , find the

measure of each angle of â–± A B C D .

Chapter 4.1, Problem 13E, Given that mA=2x3, and mC=x2+20, find the measure of each angle of ABCD.

To determine

To find:

The measure of each angle of ▱ABCD.

Explanation

Given:

Given that Given that m∠A=2x3, and m∠C=x2+20, and the ▱ABCD as shown below.

Corollary:

1. The opposite angles of a parallelogram are congruent.

2. Two consecutive angles of a parallelogram are supplementary.

In the given parallelogram ABCD, given that Given that m∠A=2x3, and m∠C=x2+20.

As per the corollary that the opposite angles of a parallelogram are congruent, the angles m∠A and m∠C are equal.

To find the value of x, substitute m∠A=2x3, and m∠C=x2+20 in m∠A=m∠C.

2x3=x2+20

2x3-x2=20

4x-3x6=20

x6=20

x=120

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