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in ∆ XYZ the included angles between sides XY and YZ is​

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Answered by surendra3617
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Answer:

angle xyz is the correct answer

Answered by SejalMaisheri
2

Answer:

In ∆XYZ, the included angle between sides XY and YZ is angle Y or angle XYZ

Step-by-step explanation:

  • Triangle ∆XYZ is given. We have to find the included angle between its sides XY and YZ.

  • In a triangle, three angles are there namely

 \angle \:x ,\: \angle \:y ,\: \angle \:z

or we can also name them as

 \angle \: zxy \: ,\angle \: xyz \:,\angle \: xzy \:

  • Each of this angle is included between two sides of triangle.Now the naming of these angles are done accordingly that angle x correspond to the Vertex X, angle y correspond to the Vertex Y and angle z correspond to the Vertex Z. (Refer Image)

  • Between the sides XY and YZ, the vertex Y is common. So the angle corresponding to Vertex Y will be included between the sides XY and YZ

Therefore the angle y is the included angle between sides XY and YZ.

So the included angle between XY and YZ is

 \angle \: y \:  = \angle \: xyz =  \:\angle \:zyx

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