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Answered by Dia095
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Step-by-step explanation:

In an isoceles triangle we know base angles are equal [ since, opp angles of equal sides are also equal]

so ,

2x+7°=45°

2x= 38°

x=38°/2

x= 19°

Answered by Anonymous
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Angle opposite to equal sides are equal so ,

 \angle \: y =  \angle \: z

45\degree = 2x + 7 \degree

2x = 45 - 7

2x = 38

x = 19 \degree

Now, using angle sum property (ASP)

 \angle \: x +  \angle \: y +  \angle \: z = 180 \degree

  \implies \: 45 + 45 +  \ \angle  \:  x = 180

 \angle \: x = 90 \degree

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