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in triangle abc angle A minus Angle B is equals to 63 degree, angle B minus angle C is equals to 18 degree find the measurement of Angle B

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

In ∆ABC, we have

\angleA + \angleB + \angleC = 180°...........(1)

It is given that

\angleA - \angleB = 63°

\rightarrow \angleA = \angleB + 63°...........(2)

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and \angleB - \angleC = 18°

\rightarrow \angleC = \angleB - 18°.............(3)

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From (1), (2) and (3) we get,

(\angleB + 63°) + \angleB + (\angleB - 18°) = 180°

\implies3\angleB + 63° - 18° = 180°

\implies3\angleB + 45° = 180°

\implies3\angleB = 180° - 45°

\implies3\angleB = 135°

\implies\angleB = \sf\frac{135°}{3}=45°

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