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angel C of a triangle ABC is the sum of the other two angels A and B . if the ratio of angel A and angel B is 3:2 , find the measure of all the three angels​

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Answered by ImperialGladiator
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Answer :

The three angles are 54°, 36°, and 90°

Step-by-step explanation:

Step 1 : Let's assume angles of the ABC as :

∠B = 3x

A = 2x

Given,

A + ∠B = C

So,

→ ∠C = 3x + 2x = \boldsymbol 5x

Step 2 : Find the value of x :

Using the angle sum property of a

The sum of three angles of a is equal to 180°

So we can say that,

\implies \bf \angle A + \angle B + \angle C = 180 \degree

Where,

  • ∠A = 3x
  • ∠B = 2x
  • ∠C = 5x

So,

\implies 3x + 2x + 5x = 180 \degree

\implies 10x = 180 \degree

\implies x = \dfrac{180}{10} \degree

\implies x = 18 \degree

\therefore x = \bf 18 \degree

Step 3 : Calculate the three angles :

Therefore, the three angles are :

➪ ∠A = 3x = \bf 3(18) = 54 \degree

➪ ∠B = 2x = \bf 2(18) = 36 \degree

➪ ∠C = 5x = \bf 5(18) = 90 \degree

Check point :

Three angles we have is 54°, 36° and 90°

According to the angle sum property of a triangle it must be equal to 180°

Let's check,

→ 54° + 36° + 90°

→ 90° + 90°

→ 180°

Clearly, we are getting 180°

Hence, proved {\boxed{\green{\checkmark{}}}}

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