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Answered by BrainlyAryabhatta
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Answer:

Secret Model

seg BC seg BC_______

.. A ABC = A DBC________

Fig. 3.30

... angle BAC angleBDC (c.a.c.t.)

In A ABC, ZBAC = 60° . ZBDC = 60°

ZDAC = ZADC = ZACD = 60°... sum of angles of A ADC is 180°

.: AADC is an equilateral triangle.

.. AC = AD = DC ........ corollary of converse of isosceles triangle theorem

1

But AB = AD........ construction

2

1

..AB AC ........ * AD= AC

2

1 / 2Theorem: If the acute angles of a right angled triangle have measures 30° and 60°, then

the length of the side opposite to

1

..AB AC ........ * AD= AC

2

1 / 2Theorem: If the acute angles of a right angled triangle have measures 30° and 60°, then

the length of the side opposite to 30° angle is half the length of the hypotenuse,

(Fill in the blanks and complete the proof.)

Given : In A ABC

ZB = 90°, ZC = 30°, ZA= 60°

60

To prove : AB

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AC

30ZADC = ZACD = 60°... sum of angles of A ADC is 180°Kk

.: AADC is an equilateral triangle.

.. AC = AD = DC ........ corollary of converse of isosceles triangle theorem

1

But AB = AD........ construction

2

1

..AB AC ........ * AD= AC

2

1 / 2Proof : /\ ABC and /\ DBC

seg AB seg DB

___________

angle ABC segment Angle DBC________

seg BC seg BC_______

.. A ABC = A DBC________

Fig. 3.30

... angle BAC angleBDC (c.a.c.t.)

In A ABC, ZBAC = 60° . ZBDC = 60°

ZDAC = ZADC = ZACD = 60°... sum of angles of A ADC is 180°

.: AADC is an equilateral triangle.

.. AC = AD = DC ........ corollary of converse of isosceles triangle theorem

1

But AB = AD........ construction

2

1

..AB AC ........ * AD= AC

2

1 / 2Theorem: If the acute angles of a right angled triangle have measures 30° and 60°, then

the length of the side opposite to

1

..AB AC ........ * AD= AC

2

1 / 2Theorem: If the acute angles of a right angled triangle have measures 30° and 60°, then

the length of the side opposite to 30° angle is half the length of the hypotenuse,

(Fill in the blanks and complete the proof.)

Given : In A ABC

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