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In ∆ABC, A=40° and B=60°, then the triangle is is

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Answered by mysticd
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 Given , In \: \triangle ABC , \angle A = 40\degree,\\and\: \angle B = 60\degree

/* By Angle Sum Property */

 \angle A + \angle B + \angle C = 180\degree

 \implies 40\degree + 60\degree + \angle C = 180\degree

 \implies 100\degree + \angle C = 180\degree

 \implies  \angle C = 180\degree - 100 \degree

 \implies  \angle C = 80\degree

 \pink {( All \: three \: angles \: less \:than \: 90\degree )}

 \therefore \triangle ABC \: is \:a \\ \underline { \blue { Acute \: angle \: triangle }}

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given that ,

The two angles of triangle ΔABC are 40° and 60°

We know that ,

The sum of all angles of triangle is 180

Thus ,

40 + 60 + C = 180

100 + C = 180

C = 80

Since , each angle is less than 90°

 \therefore \sf \underline{The \:  triangle \:  is \:  acute  \: angled  \: triangle }

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