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Let angle DBC be angle 3
Angle 1+ angle 3=90 degree
Angle3 +angle 2=90 degree comparing both values we get Angle 1+ Angle 3= Angle 3+ Angle 2 therefore angle 1 =angle 3
Angle 1+ angle 3=90 degree
Angle3 +angle 2=90 degree comparing both values we get Angle 1+ Angle 3= Angle 3+ Angle 2 therefore angle 1 =angle 3
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Hi friend!
Let's take Angle DBC as Angle x.
Then Angle 1 + Angle x = 90° (Since ∆ABC is right-angled at B)
Now since Angle D is 90° (at both sides) the remaining two angles would add up to 90°. (angle-sum property)
So, Angle x + Angle 2 = 90°
Combining both of them, we get:
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Let's take Angle DBC as Angle x.
Then Angle 1 + Angle x = 90° (Since ∆ABC is right-angled at B)
Now since Angle D is 90° (at both sides) the remaining two angles would add up to 90°. (angle-sum property)
So, Angle x + Angle 2 = 90°
Combining both of them, we get:
Hope you found my answer helpful. Keep Smiling!
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