3.
If the largest angle of a triangle is twice the sum
of the other two and the smaller angle is one
fourth of the largest angle, then the angles in
degrees are
(1) 45°, 45°, 90°
(2) 30°, 60°, 90°
(3) 30°, 30°, 120°
(4) None of these
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✔ANSWER:- (3)30°, 30°, 120°
⭐EXPLAINATION⭐
Let the angles of the triangle be x,y and z.
Let x be the largest angle.
Let x be the smallest angle.
According to the question,
2(y+z)=x.... (1)
Let us find the value of z,
y+z=×/2
z=(x/2)-y
z=(x-2y)/2..... (2)
According to question,
z=×/4.... (3)
Equating equation (2) and (3),
z=(x-2y)/2=×/4
(x-2y)/2=×/4
By cross multiplication,
4 (x-2y)=2x
4x-8y=2x
(-8y)=2x-4x
(-8y)=(-2x)
8y=2x
y=(2x)/8
y=x/4..... (4)
Therefore by equation (3) and (4), angle y and z are equal.
HERE OPTION (2) GETS CANCELLED.
LET'S LOOK AT OPTION (1),
The largest angle = 90°
The rest angles equal half of the largest angle that is 45°.
But the rest angles are one fourth of largest angle.
Hence,
THE OPTION (1) IS CANCELLED.
NOW, LOOKING AT OPTION (3);
The largest angle = 120°
Rest angles= 30°
We can clearly say that other angles are one fourth of the largest angle.
Hence, OPTION (3) IS CORRECT.