In a triangle each of smaller angles is half the largest angle find the an
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Let angles be A, B and C
A+B+C=180 (1)
If, each of smaller angles is half the largest angle then
A = B = C/2
also, A = B (2)
and C = 2B (3)
So, by substituting this in (1),
B + B + 2B = 180
4B = 180
B = 45
Now, by (2)
A = B = 45
A = 45
Now, by (3)
C = 2B = 2x45
C = 90
So, the angles of the triangle are 45, 45 and 90
A+B+C=180 (1)
If, each of smaller angles is half the largest angle then
A = B = C/2
also, A = B (2)
and C = 2B (3)
So, by substituting this in (1),
B + B + 2B = 180
4B = 180
B = 45
Now, by (2)
A = B = 45
A = 45
Now, by (3)
C = 2B = 2x45
C = 90
So, the angles of the triangle are 45, 45 and 90
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