Math, asked by parlappalirenuka, 5 months ago

Given that AB and AC are
tangents to the circle
and
Ac = BC, then /CAB
in the given figure
is equal to​

Answers

Answered by shettysahana83
1

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Answered by anmolprakash84
7

Answer:

We know that the angle at circumference subtended by the diameter of the circle is right angle.

Thus ∠ACB=90

In △ABC

 AC=BC (given)

=>∠CAB=∠CBA

Now,

 ∠CAB+∠CBA+∠ACB=180  

 

=>∠CAB+∠CAB=180−90

=>∠CAB=  90/2

=>∠CAB=45  

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