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Answered by Anonymous
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\Large\mathfrak \purple {\bigstar ~~Question:-}

In ∆ABC, AC=BC, then value of x is ?

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\Large \mathfrak \purple {\bigstar ~~Solution:-}

Since AC = BC, <CAB = <CBA

[Angles opposite to equal sides are equal]

So, (4x+5) = (5x-5)

\blue \leadsto \sf 4x + 5 = 5 x- 5

\blue \leadsto \sf 4x -5x=-5-5

\blue \leadsto \sf -x=-10

\blue \leadsto \sf x=10

▪️Therefore, x = 10 for the angles.

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\Large \mathfrak \purple {\bigstar~~Verification:-}

Substituting x = 10 in (4x+5) and (5x-5) :-

\blue \leadsto \sf 4(10)+5=5(10)-5

\blue \leadsto \sf 40+5=50-5

\blue \leadsto \sf 45=45

▪️ LHS = RHS

▪️ Henceforth, verified !

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Therefore, x = 10 for (4x+5) and (5x-5) when AC = BC in ABC.

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