if the angle bisectors of angle abc and angle acb of a triangle abc meet at point o then angle boc=90°+½angle a
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Answer:
Answer
Given :
A △ABC such that the bisectors of ∠ABC and ∠ACB meet at a point O.
To prove :
∠BOC=90
o
+
2
1
∠A
Proof :
In △BOC,
∠1+∠2+∠BOC=180
o
In △ABC,
∠A+∠B+∠C=180
o
∠A+2(∠1)+2(∠2)=180
o
2
∠A
+∠1+∠2=90
o
∠1+∠2=90
o
−
2
∠A
Therefore,
90
o
−
2
∠A
+∠BOC=180
o
∠BOC=90
o
+
2
∠A
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answered by
5
Answer:
AAABC such that the bisectors of ZABC and ZACB meet at a point O.
To prove:
ZBOC = 90° + 1
Proof:
In ABOC,
21+22+ZBOC = 180°
In AABC,
ZA + 2B + C = 180⁰
ZA + 2(21) + 2(22) = 180⁰ ΖΑ 4+21+22=90⁰
2
21 +42 ZA 2 90⁰ -
Therefore, ΖΑ
90⁰ + ZBOC = 180⁰
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