Math, asked by radhey45, 1 year ago

in ∆abc, if angle C = angle A/2+ angle B/2 then, find angle C.

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Step-by-step explanation:

angleA+angleB+angle C=180°

angleA+angleB+angleA/2+angleB/2=180°

2angleA+angleA+2angleB+angleB/2=180°

3angleA+3angleB=180°/2

3(angleA+angleB) =180°/2

angleA/2+angleB/2=60°

angleC=60°

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