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In quadrilateral PQRS, angle P = angle R and angle Q = angle S (a parallelogram).
If angle P + angle Q = 180° and angle P exceeds angle Q by 40°, find angle P.

Class 9Angle Sum Property of QuadrilateralsGeometry — Quadrilaterals
  • A220
  • B110
  • C100
  • D120

Step-by-Step Solution

angle P + angle Q = 180 and angle P - angle Q = 40. Adding: 2 angle P = 220, so angle P = 110°.
Answer: B) 110

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