| Example 1 | - In a quadrilateral
- three of the angles measure 95°
- 80° and 110°. Find the fourth angle
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| Solution | - The three angles add up to 285°
- so the fourth angle = 360 − 285 = 75°
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| Example 2 | - In a parallelogram
- one angle is 65°. Find the other angles
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| Solution | - The opposite angle is equal
- so it is 65°. The neighbouring angles are supplementary
- so each of them is 180 − 65 = 115°
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| Example 3 | - In a parallelogram
- two consecutive angles measure x and 2x. Find the four angles
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| Solution | - Their sum is 180
- so 3x = 180 and x = 60. The angles are 60°
- 120°
- 60° and 120°
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| Example 4 | A rhombus has a side of 9 cm. Find its perimeter | rhombussideFindperimeter |