The largest angle of a triangle is equal to sum of the other to angles. The smallest angle is 1/4 of the largest. Find the angles of the triangle
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NOW WE HAVE,
<A=90°
<B=3/4<A..........................from(3)
<B=3/4×90
<B=67.5°
<C=1/4×90°
<C=22.5
THEREFORE, THE ANGLES OF THE GIVEN TRIANGLE ARE 90°,67.5°&22.5°
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<A=90°
<B=3/4<A..........................from(3)
<B=3/4×90
<B=67.5°
<C=1/4×90°
<C=22.5
THEREFORE, THE ANGLES OF THE GIVEN TRIANGLE ARE 90°,67.5°&22.5°
HOPE THIS HELPS YOU!!!
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Step-by-step explanation:Let A,B&c be the angles of Triangle
∠A be the largest angle
∠A+∠B+∠C= 180° (angle sum prop.)
A/q
∠A=1/4∠c
∠B=4∠A+∠A/4
∠B=3/4∠A
∠A+∠B+∠C= 180°
∠A+3/4∠A+1/4∠A= 180°
4∠A+3∠A+∠A/4=180°
8∠A= 180×4
∠A=180×4/8
∠A=90°
∴ ∠B=3/4×90
=67.5
∠C=1/4×90
= 22.5
∴∠A=90°,∠B=67.5°&∠C=22.5°
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