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In the following figure, find the value of x:​

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Answered by drshivanarayanreddy
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Answer:

x = 31

Step-by-step explanation:

first Lets focus on ADC. we can observe that angle DAC+ angle ADC = 180 - 56(because sum of all angles =  180)

AC  and DC are equal so angle DAC and angle ADC are equal( because angles opposite to equal sides are equal)

lets assume the angles to be y

so y + y = 124

2y = 124

y= 62

Lets focus on triangle ABD

angle BDA = 180- 62  ( because it is straight line)

we can observe that BD and DA are equal so x and angle ABD are equal

so x+x+118 = 180

2x = 62

x = 31

Really hope this helped

Answered by Anonymous
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\huge\tt{Answer:-}

\bf{Given:-}

  •  \sf{AD = BD} .
  •  \sf {AC = DC}.
  • \sf{\angle ACD = {56}^{\degree}}

\bf{To \ Find:-}

Value of \sf{ {x}^{\degree}} here.

__________...

Consider  \sf{\triangle ADC} ,

Here,

\sf{\triangle ADC} is an Isosceles Triangle. [∵ 2 opposite sides are equal.]

Let one of the same angle be = \sf{ {N}^{\degree} }.

\sf{ \therefore {N}^{\degree} + {N}^{\degree} + {56}^{\degree} = {180}^{\degree}}

(Since sum of int. angles are = 180°.)

\sf{ \implies 2{N}^{\degree} = {180}^{\degree} - {56}^{\degree} }

 \sf{\implies {N}^{\degree} = \frac{{124}^{\degree} }{2} }

 \sf{\implies {N}^{\degree} = {62}^{\degree}}

____________...

Finding the value of angle BDA:-

\sf{ \angle BDC = \angle BDA + \angle ADC}

 \sf{\implies \angle BDA + {62}^{\degree} = {180}^{\degree}} (Linear Pair)

 \sf{\implies \angle BDA = {180}^{\degree} - {62}^{\degree}}

 \sf{\implies \angle BDA = {118}^{\degree}}

____________...

Finding the value of (x°) :-

 \sf{\triangle BDA = 2{x}^{\degree} + \angle BDA = {180}^{\degree}}

 \sf{\implies 2{x}^{\degree} + {118}^{\degree} = {180}^{\degree}}

 \sf{\implies 2{x}^{\degree} = {180}^{\degree} - {118}^{\degree}}

 \sf{\implies 2{x}^{\degree} = {62}^{\degree}}

 \sf {\implies {x}^{\degree} = \frac{{62}^{\degree}}{2}}

 \boxed{\sf {\implies {x}^{\degree} = {31}^{\degree}}}  ... (Ans.)

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