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InABC, BE and CF are altitudes and intersect at H. If m. angle BAC = 70 then m. angle BHC equals
(A) 105
(B) 110
(C) 115
(D) 120

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Answered by PokemonMaster9899
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Given :

  • BAC = 70°

To find :

  • BHC

note : both the altitudes are on the sides of triangle with 90° .

\implies "H" Lies between ACF

  • we know : lines along a straight path is equal to 180°.

\therefore \: \angle H = 90 ° + 90°

= 180°

\large \red{Now,}

\angle BHC = 90° (vertically opposite angles)

  • Note : as the altitudes always have 90° where they end , they are interacting on point H .

\therefore These sides "BH" and "CH" and their anhles are equal- (Or it is an isosceles triangle)

#Finding out :

\rightarrow Angle sum property

\implies 180° = 90° + B + C

\implies 180° - 90° = B + C

\implies 90° = B + C

  • ( we know B and C angles are equal )

\implies 90° ÷ 2 = B and C (each)

\implies 45° = B and C (each)

  • Angle BHC :

= BAC + angle B or C

= 70° + 45°

 \large \therefore \:   \boxed{\angle h = 115 \degree}

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