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In the given figure,triangle A B C,A B is parallel to D E,<B A C=35 degree and <C D E=53 degree,then find <A C D

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Answered by keshatripathi16
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Step-by-step explanation:

<AED will be 35 degree according to property

Now, DEC forms a triangle, so, <DCE= 92 degrees

Now, <ACD + <DCE = 180 degrees

Thus, <ACD + 92 degrees = 180 degrees

At last, <ACD = 88 degrees

Answered by AngelineSudhagar
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Answer:

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 \huge \underline{ \underline \purple{ \mathtt{GIVEN }} }:

 \hookrightarrow \large{AB \parallel DE}

 \hookrightarrow \angle \: bac = 35 \degree

\hookrightarrow \:  \angle \: cde \:  = 53 \degree

 \hookrightarrow \large{ \angle \: bac \:  =  \angle \: ced} \:

 \bull \:  \:  \:  \:  \footnotesize{ since \: they \: are}   \:  \red{alternate \: interior \: angles}

 \therefore \huge  \boxed{\red{ \angle \: ced \:  = 35 \degree}}

Now in ∆ CDE,

sum of all angles = 180°

35 + 53 +  \angle dce \:  = 180 \degree

 \angle \: dce = 92 \degree

Now in line AE ,

\hookrightarrow \angle \: acd \:  + 92 = 180 \degree

 \bull \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \footnotesize{ since \: they \: are \: }  \footnotesize\red{linear \: pair}

 \large\hookrightarrow \huge \red{ \boxed{\angle \: acd \:  = 88 \degree}}

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