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In a ∆ABC,if ∠A<∠B<45o,then the ABCis a/an


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Answered by ddompranal
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Answer:

Obtuse angled triangle

Step-by-step explanation:

As two of the angles are acute angles less than 45° it can't be right angled triangle or acute angled triangle.

Therefore,

Obtuse angled triangle

Answered by amikkr
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In a ΔABC. ∠A<∠B<45⁰, then the angle ABC will be an acute angle.

  • An acute angle is an angle whose angle never exceeds 90⁰.
  • The sum of all three angles in a triangle is 180⁰, so if the angle ABC has less than 45⁰. then the angle is acute.
  • An equilateral triangle is always an acute angle since all the angle is 60⁰ which is less than 90⁰.
  • An obtuse angle that has an angle greater than 90⁰.
  • A triangle consists of three acute angles. It means that all the angles are less than 90 degrees.

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