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if in a triangle abc angle A = 71 degree and perpendicular from vertex B and C on the opposite side intersect at point P find the angle BPC​

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Answered by tanishka2606
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Answered by lublana
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Angle BPC=109 degrees

Step-by-step explanation:

In triangle ABC

\angle A=71^{\circ}

Let the perpendicular drawn from vertex B intersect AC at point F and the perpendicular drawn from vertex C and intersect AB at point E.

Angle AEP=Angle AFP=90 degrees

In quadrilateral AEPF

Angle A+angle AEP+angle AFP+angle EPF=360 degrees

Sum of angles of quadrilateral =360 degrees

Substitute the values then we get

71+90+90+\angle EPF=360

251+\angle EPF=360

\angle EPF=109^{\circ}

Angle EPF=Angle BPC

Vertical angles are equal

Angle BPC=109 degrees

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