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In the given figure , two of the angles are indicated . What are the measures of ACX and

ACB. ​

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Answered by ashokchauhan1969
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\pink{Exterior \:  Angle  \: Theorem}

An exterior angle of a triangle is equal to the sum of the two remote (nonadjacent) interior angles.

angle \: bac + angle  \: abc\:  = angle \:a cx

60 \: °+ 75 \:°

135 \: °

angle \: acx = 135 \: °

\pink{linear \: pair\:  Theorem}

when two angles are formed on the same line segment and are almost joined by a line or angle bi sector then their sum is 180 °

angle \: acb \:  = 180° - 135° = 45°

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