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14. If ∠ ACD is an exterior angle of ∆ ABC and the measure of ∠A= 70° and ∠B = 50° then m∠ ACD = ? *

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Answered by njaga82
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Answer:

Hey mate,Here is your solution

Step-by-step explanation:

Angle ACD is an exterior angle of triangle.

ABC the measures of angle a and b are equal measure of angle.

Angle ACD equals to 140 degrees.

To find:

The measure of angles a and b

Concept used:

Sum of any two angles of triangles = Exterior angle of third angle of triangle.

Explanation:

ABC the measures of angle a and b are equal measure of angle.

Sum of any two angles of triangles = Exterior angle of third angle of triangle.

Angle ACD is an exterior angle of triangle. it is exterior angle of third angle of triangle.

So, ∠a+∠b = 140°

       ∠a + ∠a = 140°

             2∠a = 140°

                ∠a = 70°

Given a and b are equal measure of angle.

∠a = ∠b = 70°

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