Math, asked by parmaniyashvi2003, 5 months ago

Find x, if the angles of a triangle are :

x°, 2x°, 2xº​

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Answered by 14032006vanshyadav
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Answer:

The angles of a triangle are x,2x,3x.

Sum of angles of the triangle is 180

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Thus, x+2x+3x=180

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⟹6x=180

⟹x=

6

180

⟹x=30

As x=30

The angles of the triangle are, 30

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,60

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and 90

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Since, one of the angles of the triangle is 90

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. It is a right angled triangle.

Since, all the angles of the triangle are different, Hence all the sides of the triangle will be different. Hence, it is a right angled scalene triangle.

Answered by CuteAnswerer
4

Given :

  • Angles in triangle are (x)⁰,(2x)⁰and (2x)⁰

To Find :

  • Value of x .

Solution :-

  • As we know that sum of all angles of triangle is 180⁰.

 \sf \implies x + 2x  + 2x  = 180\\

 \sf \implies  5x  = 180\\

 \sf \implies x =  \cancel{\dfrac{180}{5}}\\

  \implies\boxed {\bf{ x = 36}}

Therefore angles are ,

  •  \sf \: {(x)}^{\circ} \:  = {36}^{\circ}
  •  \sf \:{(2x)}^{\circ} = (2\times36) = {72}^{\circ}
  •  \sf \: {(2x)}^{\circ} = (2\times36) = {72}^{\circ}

Let's verify :

\implies \sf \: {(x)}^{\circ} +{(2x)}^{\circ}+{(2x)}^{\circ} = {180}^{\circ}\\

 \implies\sf \:  {36}^{\circ} + {72}^{\circ}+   {72}^{\circ}= {180}^{\circ}\\

\implies \tt {180}^{\circ} = {180}^{\circ}

\huge{\therefore} Verified.


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