Math, asked by arham8497, 7 months ago

In an isosceles triangle ABC, AB = AC and 2 A=30. . Find < B and C.​

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Answered by vanshikabansal1630
0

Answer:

Given AB=AC

∠A=(2x+40)

∠B=(4x+30)

we have ∠B=∠C(∵AB=AC)

and sum of all the angles of a triangle=180

∴∠A+∠B+∠C=180

(2x+40)

+(4x+30)

+(4x+30)

=180

⇒10x+100

=180

⇒10x=80

⇒x=8

∴∠A=(2x+40)

=(2×8+40)

=56

∠B=∠C=(4x+30)

=(4×8+30)

=62

∠A=56

∠B=62

∠C=62

Answered by Afifur50
0

Answer

Since one angle is given, (a = 30°), b = c as it is an isosceles triangle. In an isosceles triangle, two angles are equal. Since b = c, let us take its measure as x. Therefore the measure of angles b and c is 75°.

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