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in the figure BC=AC,B=70° FIND A and C​

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Answered by bswagatam04
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B=A=70°(As equal sides subtain equal angles at the centre)

Now,

A + B + C = 180° (Angle sum property)

70° + 70° + C =180°

C= 40°

Thus,

\huge\boxed{A=70°}

\huge\boxed{C=40°}

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Answered by tushar0007
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angle A = angle B ( Opposite angles of equal sides)

So, angle A = 70°

In Triangle ABC,

angle A+ angle B+ angle C = 180° (Angle sum property)

or 70°+70°+ angle C = 180°

or 140°+ angle C = 180°

or angle C = 180°-140°

or angle C = 40°

Therefore, angle A = 70° and angle C= 40°

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