Math, asked by niranjan2009kumar, 9 months ago

One of the angles of a triangle is 110 degree and the other two angles are equal. what is the measure of each of these equal angles ? ​

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Answered by arsh122100
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Answer:

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\rm{let~ the~  two ~angles~ be ~x~,~ y}

\implies\rm{x~+~y~+~110~=~180~(angle ~ sum~ property) }

\implies\rm{x~+~y~=~180~-~110}

\implies\rm{x~+~y~=~70}

\implies\rm{x~=~y~therefore,~ x~+~x~=~70}

\implies\rm{2x ~=~70}

\implies\rm{x~=~{\dfrac{70}{2}}}

\implies\rm{x~=~35~and~y~=~35}

\bf{Thus,~x~=~y}

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Answered by tmahak5
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let the two angles be x,y

=> x+y+110=180

x+y=180-110

x+y=70

2x=70

x=70/2

x=35 and y=35

therefore, x=y

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