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what is the value of x​

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Answered by ybsv2004
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Answer:

<x = 100 degrees

Step-by-step explanation:

Since, triangle ABC is an isosceles triangle and AC = BC, by angles opposite to equal sides are equal property, <ABC = <CBA = 50 degrees.

Therefore, by ASP of a triangle, <BCA = 180 - (2 x 50) = 80 degrees.

Now, by linear pair axiom, <ACD ( or <x) = 180 - 80 = 100 degrees.

Thus, <x = 100 degrees.

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Answered by rd163438
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Step-by-step explanation:

One angle of the triangle is 50°

So the measure of another angles of the triangle are

Let the another two angles be y

We will take both the angles as y because there measure is same

Then, Let it be

50°+y+y= 180° (By angle sum property of a triangle)

=> 50°+2y=180°

=> 2y=180°-50°

=> 2y=130°

=> y= 130°/2

=> y=65°

Hence y is equal to 65°

x will be 130°

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