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pls answer this it's confusing me​

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Answered by rajivkumar88052
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Answer:

We know that exterior angle is equal to the sum of opposite interior angles.

angle BAC + angle ABC = angle ACD

angle BAC + 50° = 105°

angle BAC = 105-50 = 55°

HOPE IT HELP YOU MY FRIEND

Answered by tannumishra1464
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Step-by-step explanation:

First calculate angle ACB

First calculate angle ACB=>angle ACB= 180°–105°=75° [linear pair]

First calculate angle ACB=>angle ACB= 180°–105°=75° [linear pair]Now angle BAC:

First calculate angle ACB=>angle ACB= 180°–105°=75° [linear pair]Now angle BAC:=> angle ACB+ angle BAC+ angle ACB=180° [sum of all angles in a triangle]

First calculate angle ACB=>angle ACB= 180°–105°=75° [linear pair]Now angle BAC:=> angle ACB+ angle BAC+ angle ACB=180° [sum of all angles in a triangle]=>75°+angle BAC+50=180°

=>angle BAC=180°75°50°=180°125°=55°

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