In triangle AC=BC and ACD=140, find angle A?
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angle ACB = 180°-140° (st. line)
angle ACB=40°
Since AC=BC
So, angle ACB= angle ABC (Isosceles ️ property)
=>angle ABC=40°
Therefore,
angle ABC + angle ACB + angle BAC = 180° (angle sum property of a ️)
40°+40° + angle BAC = 180°
angle A = 180° - 80° (angle A=angle BAC)
angle A = 100°
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Answer:
70 degree
Step-by-step explanation:
- because angle ACD+ACB= 180 degree
- 140+ACB=180
- ACB=180-140
- ACB=40 degree
- A+B+C =180degree
- A+B+40=180
- let A ,B =x
- 2x =180-40
- 2x=140
- x=140/2=70 degree
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