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GSEB Solutions for Class 6 Mathematics – Types of Pair of Angles

GSEB Solutions for Class 6 Mathematics – Types of Pair of Angles

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Exercise

Solution 1:

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Solution 2:

  1. 27° + 63° = 90°
    If the sum of the measures of two angles is 90°, they form a pair of complementary angles.
    ∴27°, 63° form a pair of complementary angles.
  2. 110°+ 70° = 180°
    If the sum of the measures of two angles is 180°, they form a pair of supplementary angles.
    ∴110°, 70° form a pair of supplementary angles.
  3. 7°+ 83°= 90°
    If the sum of the measures of two angles is 90°, they form a pair of complementary angles.
    ∴7°, 83° form a pair of complementary angles.
  4. 135°+ 45° = 180°
    If the sum of the measures of two angles is 180°, they form a pair of supplementary angles.
    ∴135°, 45° form a pair of supplementary angles
  5. 58°+ 32°= 90°
    If the sum of the measures of two angles is 90°, they form a pair of complementary angles.
    ∴58°, 32° form a pair of complementary angles.

Solution 3:

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Solution 4:

Given, ∠AED and ∠BED are angles of a linear pair.
m∠BED = 145°
m∠AED + m∠BED = 180°
⇒ m∠AED + 145°=180°
⇒ m∠AED =180° – 145° = 35°
m∠AEC = m∠BED = 145° ….[Vertically Opposite angles]
m∠BEC = m∠AED = 35° ….[Vertically Opposite angles]

Solution 5:

1. Two pairs of vertically opposite angles are formed.
2. ∠XMQ and ∠PMY; ∠XMP and ∠YMQ are vertically opposite angles.
3. Four pairs of angles of a linear pair are formed.
4. ∠XMQ and ∠QMY; ∠QMY and ∠YMP; ∠YMP and ∠PMX; ∠PMX and ∠XMQ are the angles forming a linear pair.
5. Given, m∠XMQ = 90°m∠XMP = m∠XMQ ….[angles of a linear pair]⇒m∠XMP + 90° = 180°⇒ m∠XMP = 90°
m∠XMP= m∠YMQ = 90°  ….[Vertically Opposite angles]
⇒ m∠XMP = 180° – 90° = 90°
m∠XMP + m∠XMQ = 180°
m∠PMY = m∠XMQ = 90° ….[Vertically Opposite angles]

Activity

Solution 1:

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Solution 2:

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Solution 3:

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(1) Measure of ∠ABC is 30°.
(2) Measure of ∠DEF is 60°.
(3) The sum of the measures of both angles in fig(a) is 90°.
(4) The sum of the measures of both angles in fig(b) is 90°.

Solution 4:

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(1) The measure of m∠KLM is 30°.
(2) The sum of m∠KLM and m∠HIJ is 180°.
(3) Then sum of m∠WYZ and m∠WYX is 180°

Solution 5:

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Solution 6:

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Practice – 1

Solution 1(1):

2. 70˚
The measure of given angle = 60˚
Measure of complementary angle of an angle = 90˚ – the measure of the given angle = 90˚ – 20˚ = 70˚
∴ Measure of its complementary angle is 70˚.

Solution 1(2):

1. 25˚
Measure of complementary angle of an angle = 90˚ – the measure of the given angle
The measure of given angle = 55˚
∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 90˚ – 55˚ = 25˚

Solution 1(3):

1. 7˚
Measure of complementary angle of an angle = 90˚ – the measure of the given angle
The measure of given angle = 83˚
∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 90˚ – 83˚ = 7˚

Solution 2:

Calculations:
1. The measure of given angle = 50˚
∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 90˚ – 50˚ = 40˚
2. The measure of given angle = 63˚
∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 90˚ – 63˚ = 27˚
3. The measure of given angle = 47˚
∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 90˚ 47˚ = 43˚
4. The measure of given angle = 56˚
∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 90˚ – 56˚ = 34˚
5. The measure of given angle = 12˚
∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 90˚ – 12˚ = 78˚
6. The measure of given angle = 67˚
∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 90˚ – 67˚ = 23˚
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Solution 3:

The measure of given angle = 23˚
Measure of complementary angle of an angle = 90˚ – the measure of the given angle = 90˚- 23˚ = 67˚
∴ Measure of its complementary angle is 67˚.

Solution 4:

The measure of given angle = 36˚
Measure of complementary angle of an angle = 90˚ – the measure of the given angle = 90˚ – 36˚ = 54˚
∴ Measure of its complementary angle is 54˚.
Solution 5:

  1. The sum of measures of two complementary angles = 90˚. The sum of measures of given two angles = 15˚ + 75˚ = 90˚
    Hence, the given pair of angles is a pair of complementary angles.
  2. The sum of measures of two complementary angles = 90˚. The sum of measures of given two angles = 75˚ + 47˚= 123˚ ≠ 90˚
    Hence, the given pair of angles is not a pair of complementary angles.
  3. The sum of measures of two complementary angles = 90˚. The sum of measures of given two angles = 64˚ + 26˚ = 90˚
    Hence, the given pair of angles is a pair of complementary angles.
  4. The sum of measures of two complementary angles = 90˚. The sum of measures of given two angles = 50˚ + 40˚ = 90˚
    Hence, the given pair of angles is a pair of complementary angles.
  5. The sum of measures of two complementary angles = 90˚. The sum of measures of given two angles = 33˚ + 66˚
    = 99˚ ≠ 90˚
    Hence, the given pair of angles is not a pair of complementary angles.
  6. The sum of measures of two complementary angles = 90˚. The sum of measures of given two angles = 20˚ + 70˚ = 90˚
    Hence, the given pair of angles is a pair of complementary angles.

Solution 6:

  1. The measure of an acute angle = 35˚
    Measure of complementary angle of an angle = 90˚ – the measure of the given angle
    ∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 90˚ – 35˚ = 55˚
  2. The measure of an acute angle = 22˚
    Measure of complementary angle of an angle = 90˚ – the measure of the given angle
    ∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 90˚ – 22˚ = 68˚
  3. The measure of an acute angle = 59˚
    Measure of complementary angle of an angle = 90˚ -the measure of the given angle
    ∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 90˚ – 59˚ = 31˚

Practice – 2

Solution 1:

  1. Measure of supplementary angle of an angle = 180˚ – the measure of the given angle
    The measure of given angle = 47˚
    ∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 180˚ – 47˚ = 133˚
  2. Measure of supplementary angle of an angle = 180˚ – the measure of the given angle
    The measure of given angle = 75˚
    ∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 180˚ – 75˚ = 105˚
  3. Measure of supplementary angle of an angle = 180˚ – the measure of the given angle
    The measure of given angle = 112˚
    ∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 180˚ – 112˚ = 68˚
  4. Measure of supplementary angle of an angle = 180˚ – the measure of the given angle
    The measure of given angle = 90˚
    ∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 180˚ – 90˚ = 90˚
  5. Measure of supplementary angle of an angle = 180˚ – the measure of the given angle
    The measure of given angle = 109˚
    ∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 180˚ – 109˚ = 71˚
  6. Measure of supplementary angle of an angle = 180˚ – the measure of the given angle
    The measure of given angle = 100˚
    ∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 180˚ – 100˚ = 80˚
  7. Measure of supplementary angle of an angle = 180˚ – the measure of the given angle
    The measure of given angle = 81˚
    ∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 180˚ – 81˚ = 99˚
  8. Measure of supplementary angle of an angle = 180˚ – the measure of the given angle
    The measure of given angle = 60˚
    ∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 180˚ – 60˚ = 120˚
  9. Measure of supplementary angle of an angle = 180˚ – the measure of the given angle
    The measure of given angle = 145˚
    ∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 180˚ – 145˚ = 35˚
  10. Measure of supplementary angle of an angle = 180˚ – the measure of the given angle
    The measure of given angle = 132˚
    ∴ Measure of its complementary angle = 180˚ – 132˚ = 48˚

Solution 2:

The sum of measures of a pair of supplementary angles = 180˚ The measure of given angle = 66˚
The measure of its supplementary angle = 180˚ – 66˚ = 114˚

Solution 3:

The sum of measures of a pair of supplementary angles = 180˚
Here the measures of both angles are equal
∴The measure of each given angle = 180 ÷ 2 = 90˚
The measure of each angle = 90˚

Practice – 3

Solution 1:

  1. Angles forming a linear pair are always supplementary.
    ∴The sum of measures of angles of a linear pair = 180˚
    The measure of given angle = 20˚
    ∴Measure of angle forming its linear pair = 180˚ – 20˚ = 160˚
  2. Angles forming a linear pair are always supplementary.
    ∴The sum of measures of angles of a linear pair = 180˚
    The measure of given angle = 130˚
    ∴Measure of angle forming its linear pair = 180˚ – 130˚ = 50˚
  3. Angles forming a linear pair are always supplementary.
    ∴The sum of measures of angles of a linear pair = 180˚
    The measure of given angle = 111˚
    ∴Measure of angle forming its linear pair = 180˚ – 111˚ = 69˚
  4. Angles forming a linear pair are always supplementary.
    ∴The sum of measures of angles of a linear pair = 180˚
    The measure of given angle = 50˚
    ∴Measure of angle forming its linear pair = 180˚ – 50˚ = 130˚
  5. Angles forming a linear pair are always supplementary.
    ∴The sum of measures of angles of a linear pair = 180˚
    The measure of given angle = 85˚
    ∴Measure of angle forming its linear pair = 180˚ – 85˚ = 95˚
  6. Angles forming a linear pair are always supplementary.
    ∴The sum of measures of angles of a linear pair = 180˚
    The measure of given angle = 107˚
    ∴Measure of angle forming its linear pair = 180˚ – 107˚ = 73˚
  7. Angles forming a linear pair are always supplementary.
    ∴The sum of measures of angles of a linear pair = 180˚
    The measure of given angle = 155˚
    ∴Measure of angle forming its linear pair = 180˚ – 155˚ = 25˚

Solution 2:

The measure of given angle = 82˚
Angles forming a linear pair are always supplementary.
∴The sum of measures of angles of a linear pair = 180˚
∴Measure of angle forming its linear pair = 180˚ – 82˚ = 98˚

Solution 3:

Angles forming a linear pair are always supplementary.
∴The sum of measures of angles of a linear pair = 180˚
The given angle is a right angle.
∴The measure of this angle = 90˚
∴Measure of angle forming its linear pair = 180˚ – 90˚ = 90˚

Solution 4:

Angles forming a linear pair are always supplementary.
∴The sum of measures of angles of a linear pair = 180˚
∴The measure of the given angle = 108˚
∴Measure of angle forming its linear pair = 180˚ – 108˚ = 72˚

Solution 5:

  1. 27˚ and 153˚
    (27˚ + 153˚ = 180˚)
  2. 90˚ and 90˚
    (90˚ + 90˚ = 180˚)
  3. 130˚ and 50˚
    (130˚ + 50˚ = 180˚)
  4. 80˚ and 100˚
    (80˚ + 100˚ = 180˚)
  5. 35˚ and 145˚
    (35˚ + 145˚ = 180˚)

Practice – 4

Solution 1:

1. Vertically opposite angle of ∠XVZ is ∠WVY
2. Vertically opposite angle of ∠XVW is ∠YVZ
3. m∠XVW = 120˚ then,
i. m∠WVY = 60˚
Calculation:
∠XVZ and ∠WVY form a linear pair.
∴m∠XVZ + m∠WVY = 180˚
m∠XVW = 120˚
∴m∠WVY = 180˚ – 120˚ = 60˚
ii. m∠XVZ = 60˚
Calculation:
∠XVW and ∠XVZ form a linear pair.
∴m∠XVW+ m∠XVZ = 180˚
m∠XVW = 120˚
∴ m∠XVYZ = 180˚ – 120˚ = 60˚

Solution 2:

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Solution 3:

The angles of linear pairs are always supplementary.
In the given figure, the two pairs of supplementary angles are:
∠EFH and ∠GFH
∠EFI and ∠GFI

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