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13. In A ABC, if m BF is an angle bisector, find m

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Tresset [83]2 years ago

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If in the triangle ABC , BF is an angle bisector and ∠ABF=41° then angle m∠BCE=8°.

Given that m∠ABF=41° and BF is an angle bisector.

We are required to find the angle m∠BCE if BF is an angle bisector.

Angle bisector basically divides an angle into two parts.

If BF is an angle bisector then ∠ABF=∠FBC by assuming that the angle is divided into two parts.

In this way ∠ABC=2*∠ABF

∠ABC=2*41

=82°

In ΔECB we got that ∠CEB=90° and ∠ABC=82° and we have to find ∠BCE.

∠BCE+∠CEB+EBC=180 (Sum of all the angles in a triangle is 180°)

∠BCE+90+82=180

∠BCE=180-172

∠BCE=8°

Hence if BF is an angle bisector then angle m∠BCE=8°.

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