One of the two equal angles of an isosceles triangle measures 55°. Determine the other angles.
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heya mate
here is your answer
Given that we have an isosceles triangle with two equal sides and angle
also we know that sum of all the measures of a triangle is 180*
so , let one angle be x
and other 2 angles be 55* , 55* according to the property
so now ,,, x + 55 + 55 = 180
x + 110 = 180
x = 180-110
x = 70*
so now angles are 70 , 55 , 55
i hope it helps uh !!
thank uh !
here is your answer
Given that we have an isosceles triangle with two equal sides and angle
also we know that sum of all the measures of a triangle is 180*
so , let one angle be x
and other 2 angles be 55* , 55* according to the property
so now ,,, x + 55 + 55 = 180
x + 110 = 180
x = 180-110
x = 70*
so now angles are 70 , 55 , 55
i hope it helps uh !!
thank uh !
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if one of the side of an isosceles triangle measures 55°
then, the other equal side is also 55°
let the 3rd angle of a triangle be x
then,
55 + 55 + X = 180
X =180-110
this implies that that the third angle is 70° and the other angle is 55°
then, the other equal side is also 55°
let the 3rd angle of a triangle be x
then,
55 + 55 + X = 180
X =180-110
this implies that that the third angle is 70° and the other angle is 55°
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