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the vertex angle of an isosceles triangle is 15 degree more than each of its base angles find the angles.​

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Answered by LifeissooBeautiful
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here is the answer.....

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Answered by mysticd
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 Let \: each \: of \: the \: base \: angle \: of

 isosceles \: triangle =  x\degree

 Vertex \: angle = ( x + 15 ) \degree

/* By Angle Sum Property */

 Sum \: of \: the \: angles = 180\degree

 \implies x + x + ( x + 15 ) = 180\degree

 \implies 3x + 15 = 180

 \implies 3x = 180 - 15

 \implies 3x = 165

 \implies x = \frac{165}{3}

 \implies x = 55\degree

Therefore,.

  \red{ Each \: base \: angle } \green { = 55\degree}

 \red{ Vertex \: angle } = x + 15

 = 55 + 15

 = 70 \degree

 \red{ Required \: three \: angles }

\green { = 55 \degree, 55 \degree\:and \: 70 \degree }

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