Math, asked by mahisaini846, 19 hours ago

An exterior angle of a triangle measures 110°. If the interior opposite angles are equal, find the measure of all the angles of the triangle.​

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Answered by shivanshipatel982
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Answer:

Let the given interior opposite angles be (2x)

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and (3x)

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We know that an exterior angle of a triangle is equal to the sum of its interior opposite angles.

∴ 2x+3x=110

o

5x=110

x=110/5=22

∴ ∠A=2x=2=2×22=44

o

∠B=3x=3×22=66

o

But ∠A+∠B+∠C=180

o

44

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+66

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+∠C=180

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110+∠C=180

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∠C=180−110

∠C=70

o

∠A=44

o

, ∠B=66

o

, ∠C=70

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Answered by masarejyoti
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Answer:

According to property of triangle, measure of exterior angle of a triangle is the sum of other two non adjecent angles of triangle.

so here the sum of 2 given angles must measure up to 110°.

Given that the two interior opposite angles are in the ratio 2:3.

so let X be the common multiple

So  2x+3x= 110

          5x=110

           

           X=110/5

              =22

So 1st angle is 22×2=44    degree 

 

and 2nd is 22×3=66 degree

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