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In triangle ABC, IfAB=BC and angle B=70, angle A will be ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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{⇒}\sf{since, AB=BC}

{⇒}\sf{angle A = angle C}

{⇒}\sf{let ~angle ~A = x}

{⇒}\sf{So, angle ~C~ is ~also~ equal~ to~ x}

{⇒}\sf{angle ~A + ~ B + angle~ C = 180 °~2x + 70 = 180 °}

{⇒}\sf{x =}\frac{ (180-70)}{2}

{⇒}\sf{ = 55 °}

Answered by krisimarn046
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Step-by-step explanation:

given,

AB=BC then,

Angle A=Angle C[angle opposite to equal side are always equal]

angle B=70

(A+C)+B=180

(A+A)+70=180[A=C]

2A+70=180

2A=180-70

2A=110

A=55

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