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In the figure shown, line m is parallel to line n. What is t
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24 Mar 2020, 07:45
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In the figure shown, line m is parallel to line n. What is the value of \({s – 2r}\)?
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28 Mar 2020, 07:57
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In the figure shown, line m is parallel to line n. What is the value of \({s – 2r}\)?
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Here,
Before proceeding to the problem, we can check out - what is mean by transversals::
Now , back to the ques.
Since, m and n are parallel lines
Therefore, \(\angle CAB = \angle ECD = 60\)
Now, \(\angle s= 60 \) and \(\angle EDC = 90\)
therefore,\( \angle r\) = \(180 - (60+90) = 30\)
QTY B : \(s - 2r = 60 - (2*30)\) = 0
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