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in fig , bo and co are the bisectors of exterior angles b and c find angle boc​

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Answered by unicorn276
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Step-by-step explanation:

ABC is a triangle in which A=60°, bisectors of angles B and C meet at point O.

In triangle ABC

60°+B+C=180°. or. B+C=120°…………….(1)

B0 is bisector of. angle B and CO is bisector of angle C . Thus

angle OBC=B/2. , angle. OCB = C/2.

In triangle OBC

angle BOC+ angle OBC. + angle OCB. =180°

angle BOC. +B/2 +C/2=180°

angle BOC = 180°- 1/2(B+C). Putting B+C=120° from eqn.(1)

angle BOC. = 180°-1/2(120°) = 180°-60°. = 120°. Answer.

Answered by soniadityaraj16
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Answer:

It will become 120° hope it will help you

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