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scoray [572]
1 year ago
14

An equilateral triangle has a median drawn from one angle to the opposite side. What is the measure of each angle formed by the

place where the median meets the vertex?
(Step by step pls)

Worth 20 points
Mathematics
1 answer:
aleksley [76]1 year ago
8 0

The measure of each angle formed by the place where the median meets the vertex is 30 degrees

<h3>How to determine the angle?</h3>

The median of an equilateral triangle divides the side and the angle into equal parts.

If the angle at the vertex is, the new angle would be

Angle = x/2

The angle at the vertex of an equilateral triangle is 60.

So, we have:

Angle = 60/2

Evaluate

Angle = 30

Hence, the measure of each angle formed by the place where the median meets the vertex is 30 degrees

Read more about triangle median at:

brainly.com/question/2288141

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