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Construct a triangle ABC with BC = AB = 4.5 cm
and ZB = 60°. Measure ∆A, ∆C and AC.

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Answered by Anonymous

Answer:

In triangle∆ABC,

given:BC=AB

Angle B=60°

Angle A = Angle C(opposite angles of congruent sides)

sum of the all angles of triangles are 180°

A+B+C=180

X+60+X=180(let A=C=X)

2X=180-60

2X=120

X=120/2

X=60

Angle A=Angle C= 60°

the ∆ABC is equilateral triangle,

Because all angles are 60°

sideBC=sideAB=sideAC(sides of equilateral triangles)

AC=4.5cm(BC=AB=4.5)(given)

the angle A and angle C are 60° and Side AC is 4.5cm.

PLZ MARK AS BRIANLIEST AND THX FOR THE SUPERB QUESTION

Answered by niyatiinn

Answer:

In triangle∆ABC,

given:BC=AB

Angle B=60°

Angle A = Angle C(opposite angles of congruent sides)

sum of the all angles of triangles are 180°

A+B+C=180

X+60+X=180(let A=C=X)

2X=180-60

2X=120

X=120/2

X=60

Angle A=Angle C= 60°

the ∆ABC is equilateral triangle,

Because all angles are 60°

sideBC=sideAB=sideAC(sides of equilateral triangles)

AC=4.5cm(BC=AB=4.5)(given)

the angle A and angle C are 60° and Side AC is 4.5cm.

PLZ MARK AS BRIANLIEST AND THX FOR THE SUPERB QUESTION

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