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If the three angles of a triangle are (x + 15°), (6x/5+6) and (2x/3+30),prove that the triangle is an equilateral triangle.​

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Answered by nikshay456
37

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

It is obvious that a is being formed.

So by Angle sum property

x+15+6x/5+6+2x/3+30=180

x+6x/5+2x/3=129

15x+18x+10x/15=129

43x=129×15

x=3×15=45

so put this value in given value

60,60 and 60 respectively

so as all angke are 60 and equal we can say it is equilateral as equiangular

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Answered by Anonymous
85

Answer:

Each angle = 60°

Step-by-step explanation:

Given a triangle.

The angles are given in Variable terms as

  • (x+15)°
  • (6x/5+6)°
  • (2x/3+30)°

To prove that it's an equilateral triangle.

By angle sum property of a traingle,

We know that,

Sum of angles = 180°

Therefore, we will get,

=> x+15+6x/5+6+2x/3+30 = 180°

=> (x+6x/5+2x/3) + (15+6+30) = 180

=> {(15x+18x+10x)/15} + 51 = 180

=> 43x/15 = 180-51

=> 43x/15 = 129

=> x = 129 × 15/43

=> x = 3 × 15

=> x = 45

Therefore, we get,

=> x+15 = 45+15 = 60°

=> 6x/5+6 = 6(45)/5+6 = 54+6 = 60°

=> 2x/3+30 = 2(45)/3+30 = 30+30 = 60°

Since, all the angles measure 60°.

Hence, it's an equilateral triangle.

Thus, proved.

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