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find the angle 2x and 3x if one angle is 90° of a triangle​

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Answered by SweetCharm
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find the angle 2x and 3x if one angle is 90° of a triangle

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First angle = 36°

Second angle = 54°

To find:-

All angles of triangle

Solution:-

First angle = 2x

Second angle = 3x

Third angle = 90°

As we know,

Sum of all angles of triangle = 180°

According to question,

 \large{ \tt :  \implies  \:  \:  2x  + 3x + 90 \degree = 180 \degree}

 \large{ \tt :  \implies  \:  \:  5x = 180 \degree - 90 \degree}

 \large{ \tt :  \implies  \:  \:   5x = 90 \degree}

 \large{ \tt :  \implies  \:  \:   x =  \frac{90}{5} } \\

 \large{ \tt :  \implies  \: \: x = 18\degree}

First angle = 36 °

Second angle = 54°

Hence,

The angles of triangle are 36°,54° and 90°

Answered by helplessboy
0

Answer:

36 degrees or 54 degrees is the answer

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