In triangle side AB Equals to side BC, IF angle A is 70 degree find Angle C?
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∠ACB=50
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Sum of angles =180
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Let ∠BCD=x,∠BDC=y
now, x+y=60
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[exterior angle property]
Also, 70+50+x+y=180
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Sum of angles =180
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for triangle ACD
Given BD=BC ⇒x=y=30
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Two sides of same length hence same angle.
∠ACD=50
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+30
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=80
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Now, in ΔACD,CD is the side opposite to ∠A & AD is side opposite to ∠C.
∵∠C>∠A
∴AD>CD[∵ side opposite to greater angle is longer ]
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We're given that in triangle ABC, AB = BC, so it is an isosceles triangle.
And, if two Sides of a traingle are equal then their opposite angles are also equal
So Angle A = Angle C = 70°
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