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lines angle manipulations

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lines angle manipulations

by pramandra2001 » Mon Nov 10, 2008 11:19 pm
for the first one,draw a line from L to M to pass through the intersection of 2 lines(where we have 45 degrees)...
So we have 2 triangles...adding the degrees of 2 traingles...

90+x+a+90+y+b = 2*180
x+y+a+b=180
we know, a+45+b = 180...
so x+y+(180-45) = 180
x+y = 45... (ans A)
Hope I am clear...

2) p+q+r+s = 360
t+u+v+w = 360
so the average= A = (2*360)/8 = 90 (Ans C)
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Re: lines angle manipulations

by stop@800 » Tue Nov 11, 2008 1:43 am
pramandra2001 wrote:for the first one,draw a line from L to M to pass through the intersection of 2 lines(where we have 45 degrees)...
So we have 2 triangles...adding the degrees of 2 traingles...

90+x+a+90+y+b = 2*180
x+y+a+b=180
we know, a+45+b = 180...
so x+y+(180-45) = 180
x+y = 45... (ans A)
Hope I am clear...
Draw another line parallel to l and m
starting from 45* angle

sum of x and y will come out to be 45 degree

2) p+q+r+s = 360
t+u+v+w = 360
so the average= A = (2*360)/8 = 90 (Ans C)
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