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Answered by manaswi78
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Step-by-step explanation:

the other angle insted of a and b in triangle = 180 - 128 = 52 degrees ( straight line )

as two sides are equal b = 52 degrees.

a + b = 128 ( exterior angle property )

a + 52 = 128

a = 128 - 52

a = 76 degrees.

a = 76 degrees and b = 52 degrees

Answered by ItzAditt007
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AnswEr:-

Your Answer Is a = 76° and b = 52°.

ExplanaTion:-

Given:-

  • A triangle as in the figure. (Say ABC)

  • AB = AC.

To Find:-

  • The values of a and b.

Concepts Used:-

  • Linear Pair:- Sum of angles making a straight angle is always equal to 180°.

  • In a triangle angles opposite to equal sides are always equal.

  • Angle Sum Property:- In a triangle sum of all angles is always equal to 180°.

Now,

From The Figure and by linear pair we get:-

↦ <ACD + <ACB = 180°.

↦ 128° + <ACB = 180°.

↦ <ACB = 180° - 128°.

<ACB = 52°.

Since AB = AC Therefore,

↦ b = <ACB.

(Angles Opposite To Equal Sides).

b = 52°.

By Angle Sum Property of a triangle,

↦ a + b + <ACB = 180°.

↦ a + 52° + 52° = 180°.

↦ a + 104° = 180°.

↦ a = 180° - 104°.

a = 76°.

Therefore the required value of 'a' and 'b' is 76° and 52° Respectively.

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