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find the value of x.​

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Answered by MoodyCloud
25

Answer:

Value of x is 14°.

Step-by-step explanation:

Suppose, ABC is a triangle and O is an angle inside ∆ABC. ∠1 is an angle of ∆AOB. ∠2 is an angle of ∆AOC and ∠3 is an angle of ∆BOC.

We know,

If any two sides of triangle are equal then their opposite angles are also equal .

So,

In AOB :

⇒∠1 = 40°

In AOC :

⇒∠2 = 36°

In BOC :

⇒∠3 = x

And,

• ∠A = ∠1 + ∠2

⇒ ∠A = 40° + 36°

∠A = 76°

∠B = 40° + x

• ∠C = 36° + ∠3

B = 36° + x

Now,

We also know,

Sum of all interior angles of triangle is equal to 180° or also known as "Angle sum property of triangle".

So,

 \implies ∠A + ∠B + ∠C = 180°

 \implies 76° + 40° + x + 36° + x = 180°

 \implies 152° + 2x = 180°

 \implies 2x = 180° - 152°

 \implies 2x = 28°

 \implies x = 28°/2

 \implies x = 14°

Therefore,

Value of x is 14°.

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Answered by Anonymous
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 \rm \bigstar \: Solution :

 \rm \: From  \: Figure ,

 \rm \implies \: OB = OC

\rm \implies \angle OCB = \angle OBC

 \rm \therefore \:\angle OCB = \: x

  \rm\therefore \angle OBC = x

 \rm \: Again \: ,

 \rm\implies  \: OA = OC

 \rm \: So ,

 \rm \angle OCA = \angle \: OAC  = 40 \degree

 \rm \: \angle AOC = 180 \degree - (40  +  40 \degree)

 \rm \implies \: 180 \degree - 80 \degree

 \rm \therefore \angle AOC = 100 \degree

 \rm \: Again \: ,

\rm\implies  \: OB = OA

\rm \: So ,

 \rm \angle BAO = \angle \: ABO = 36 \degree

\rm \: \angle AOB = 180 \degree - (36+  36\degree)

\rm \implies \: 180 \degree - 72 \degree

\rm \therefore \angle AOB= 108 \degree

\rm \:  Now :

 \rm \angle BOC= 360 \degree -( 100 + 108 \degree)

 \rm \implies \:   360 \degree - 208 \degree

\rm \therefore \angle BOC = 152 \degree

\rm \: So ,

\rm  \:  \implies \angle OCB = x +x +152 \degree

\rm  \:  \implies 2 \: x +152 \degree

 \rm \: Now \:  in  \: \angle BOC

\rm  \:  \implies 2 \: x +152 \degree \:  = 180 \degree

\rm  \:  \implies 2 \: x  = 180 - 152 \degree

\rm  \:  \implies 2 \: x  = 28 \degree

\rm  \:  \implies  \: x  = \dfrac{28}{2}

\rm\boxed{\implies  \: x  =14 \degree}

\rm \:  \bigstar \:  Therefore :

 \small \text{The value of x in given figure is x = 14 \degree}

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