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If two interior angles of a triangle are x and 3x and the exterior angle is 96˚, then value of x :​

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Answered by tusharraj77123
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Answer:

Given -:

\textsf{Two interior angles of the triangle = x and 3x}

\textsf{Exterior angle of the triangle = 96°}

To find -:

Value of x

Taken -:

See to find value of x pr the interior angle of the triangle just use this formula -:

\boxed{x+3x+96°=180°}

Concept -:

Using this equation . First subtract 96° with 180° . And then divide it with the sum of x .

Solution -:

\implies{x+3x+96°=190°}

\implies{4x=180°-96°}

\implies{4x=84°}

\implies{x=\dfrac{84°}{4}}

\implies{x=21°}

Answer -:

So , the value of x is 21 ° .

And to find the other exterior angle of the triangle just multiply 3 with 21 .

= 21 × 3

= 63

So , the value of x is 21 ° .

And , the value of 3x is 63 ° .

Answered by AKStark
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Step-by-step explanation:

GIVEN:

TWO INTERIOR ANGLES ARE X AND 3X.

MEASURE OF EXTERIOR ANGLE OF TRIANGLE =96°.

TO FIND:

VALUE OF X.

THEOREM USED:

EXTERIOR ANGLE OF A TRIANGLE IS EQUAL TO SUM TWO OPPOSITE ANGLES.

SOLUTION;

ATQ;

X+3X=96°

=>4X=96°

=>X=96/4=24

HENCE VALUE OF X=24°.

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