If ab=bc=a units and ac = root 2 are the sides of triangle abc then measure of angle b is? Please ans thank you
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Clearly ABC is an isosceles triangle. AB = BC = a.
AC = √2
Draw a perpendicular from B onto AC to meet AC at D. Clearly, AD = CD.
Also the measure of ∠ABD = measure ∠CBD = 1/2 * measure ∠B
Now in the triangle ABD, we have Sin (ABD) = (√2/2) / a
so measure ∠B = 2 * Sin⁻¹ [1/√2a ]
AC = √2
Draw a perpendicular from B onto AC to meet AC at D. Clearly, AD = CD.
Also the measure of ∠ABD = measure ∠CBD = 1/2 * measure ∠B
Now in the triangle ABD, we have Sin (ABD) = (√2/2) / a
so measure ∠B = 2 * Sin⁻¹ [1/√2a ]
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∠B = 2 * Sin⁻¹ [1/√2a ]
Step-by-step explanation:
ABC is clearly an isosceles triangle. AC = 2 AB = BC =
Draw a perpendicular from B to AC, intersecting AC at D. Obviously, AD = CD.
Furthermore, the measure of ABD = measure CBD = 1/2 * measure B
We now have Sin (ABD) = (2/2) / an in the triangle ABD.
As a result, measure B = 2 * Sin1 [1/2a].
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