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calculate the magnitude of x in the given triangle. b. A=x b=50° C=80°​

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Answered by alakh1981p4cigh
1

Step-by-step explanation:

a + b + c = 180°

x + 50° + 80° = 180°

x + 130° = 180°

x = 180° - 130°

x = 50°

Answered by Anonymous
38

Given :

 \colorbox{black}{\colorbox{red}{\colorbox{white}{In\: a \: triangle\:ABC}}}

  • \angle{A} = x

  • \angle{B} = 50°

  • \angle{C} = 80°

To Find :

  •  \colorbox{black}{\colorbox{red}{\colorbox{white}{Value\:of\:x}}}

Solution:

Let's begin

As we know , According to the angle sum property of a triangle

\huge\colorbox{white}{ \colorbox{white}{\colorbox{white}{Sum\:of\:angles\:=\:180°}}}

According to the question

We have the value of two angles..Hence we can easily find the value of Third angle by :

\sf\huge\implies (Angle (2) + Angle (3) ) - 180° = Angle (1)

  • Angle (2) = 50°

  • Angle (3) = 80°

By substituting values :

\sf\huge\implies (50° + 80°) - 180°

\sf\huge\implies 180° - 130°

\sf\huge\implies 50°

Hence the value of x or Angle (1) is equals to 50°

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To find sum of angles of any polygon :

 \colorbox{black}{\colorbox{red}{\colorbox{white}{Formula\:=\:(n-2)\:×\:180°}}}

Here, n is equals to Number of sides

 \bold\color{red} {Triangle}

\sf\huge\implies (3-2) × 180°

\sf\huge\implies 1 × 180°

\sf\huge\implies 180 °

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