The bisector CD is drawn in an isosceles triangle ABC with base AC. Find the angles of triangle ABC

The bisector CD is drawn in an isosceles triangle ABC with base AC. Find the angles of triangle ABC if the angle ADC is: 1) 60 °; 2) 75 °; 3) α.

Let in the triangle ADC <ADC = <d, <BAC = <a, <DCA = <c / 2, and since in the triangle ABC <BAC = <BCA = <a = <c, we rewrite the above equalities for the triangle ADC:

<DCA = <c / 2 = <a / 2, <a + <a / 2 + <d = 180 °, <a * (3/2) = 180 ° – <d.

Whence the angle at the base of the triangle ABC <a = (180 ° – <d) * 2/3.

1) <d = 60 °; <a = (180 ° – <d) * 2/3 = (180 ° – 60 °) * 2/3 = 120 ° * 2/3 = 80 °. Angles of triangle ABC: <a = <c = 80 °, <ABC = <b = 180 ° – 80 ° – 80 ° = 20 °.

2) <d = 75 °; <a = <c = (180 ° – 75 °) * 2/3 = 105 ° * 2/3 = 70 °, <b = 180 ° – 70 ° – 70 ° = 40 ° …

3) <d = α. <a = <c = (180 ° – α) * 2/3, <b = 180 – 2 * <a = 60 – 2/3 * α



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