Math, asked by sumerabanu10, 1 year ago

In an isosceles triangle, the base angles are equal. The vertex angle 40degree.what are the base angles of the triangle?

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Answered by Sheerin2
9
70° each...............

Amal45: Since the sum of all angels of a triangles =180
Let the base angles be 'x'
Therefore,
x+x+40=180
2x=180-40
2x=140
X= 140/2
x = 70
Hence the base angles of the triangle are 70, 70
Answered by keshavkr167
11

Answer:70°


Step-by-step explanation:

Let the equal angles be x°,


Since we know that in a triangle sum of all angles is 180°


So, x°+x°+40°=180°

= 2x°+40°=180°

=2x°=140°

=x°=140°/2

=x°=70°

Hence eqal angles=x°=70°

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