Math, asked by OnlyAprajita, 1 year ago

In a ∆Abc, if AB=AC, and angle B =65° , find angle C and angle A.

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Answered by salonidarji2004
29
angle A+B+C+D=180°
65°+65°=180°
170°=180°
10°

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OnlyAprajita: 65° and 50° is the answer .. answer le aao. Then, consider it done.
Answered by rehnumamalik
46
If AB=AC
then, 
     ∆ABC is an isosceles triangle
          ∠C= ∠B
            ∠C=65°
 Now,
       In ΔABC
we know that sum of all angles of a triangle is 180°
   ∠A+∠B+∠C=180°
   ∠A+65°+65°=180°
   ∠A+170°=180°
    ∠A=180°-170°
        ∠A=10°

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