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if angleA- angle B= 63°,angle B-angle C=18°,find angle B​

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Answered by mysticd
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Answer:

 \red { \angle B }\green {= 45\degree }

Step-by-step explanation:

 \angle A - \angle B = 63\degree

 \implies \angle A = 63 + \angle B \: ---(1)

 \angle B - \angle C = 18\degree

 \implies \angle C = \angle B - 18\degree\: ---(2)

 We \:know \: the \: Angle \:sum \: Property ,

 \angle A + \angle B + \angle C = 180\degree

 \implies 63 \degree + \angle B + \angle B + \angle B - 18\degree = 180\degree \: [ From \: (1)\:and \:(2) ]

 \implies 3\angle B + 45\degree = 180\degree

 \implies 3\angle B = -  45\degree +  180\degree\\= 135\degree

 \implies \angle B= \frac{135}{3} = 45\degree

Therefore.,

 \red { \angle B }\green {= 45\degree }

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