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KATRIN_1 [288]
3 years ago
7

BD is the angle bisector of

Mathematics
1 answer:
AlexFokin [52]3 years ago
8 0

Note: Let us consider, we need to find the m\angle ABC and m\angle DBC.

Given:

In the given figure, BD is the angle bisector of ABC.

To find:

The m\angle ABC and m\angle DBC.

Solution:

BD is the angle bisector of ABC. So,

m\angle ABD=m\angle DBC

3x=x+20

3x-x=20

2x=20

Divide both sides by 2.

x=\dfrac{20}{2}

x=10

Now,

m\angle DBC=(x+20)^\circ

m\angle DBC=(10+20)^\circ

m\angle DBC=30^\circ

And,

m\angle ABC=(3x)^\circ+(x+20)^\circ

m\angle ABC=(4x+20)^\circ

m\angle ABC=(4(10)+20)^\circ

m\angle ABC=(40+20)^\circ

m\angle ABC=60^\circ

Therefore, m\angle DBC=30^\circ,m\angle ABD=30^\circ and m\angle ABC=60^\circ.

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