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∆ABC is an isosceles triangle with AB =AC, if angle A=100° find the measure of angle B.

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Answered by guptarashi0790p9lgj0
2
angles opposite to equal sides in a triangle are equal
as AB = AC
so angle C = angle B
again, angle A + angle B + angle C = 180 (angle sum property of triangle)
or 100 + angle B + angle B = 180
or 2 angle B = 80
or angle B = 40
Answered by Anonymous
15

AnswEr:

We have ,

AB = AC

\angleB = \angleC

\qquad\tt{[Angles\:opposite\:to\:equal\:sides\:are\:equal]}

In ABC, we have

\angleA + \angleB + \angleC = 180°

\angleA + \angleB + \angleB = 180°

→ 100° + 2 \angleB = 180°

→ 2 \angleB = 80°

\angleB = 40°

Hence, \angleB = \angleC = 40°

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