The bisectors of angles A and B of triangle ABC intersect at point M. Find the angle AMB

The bisectors of angles A and B of triangle ABC intersect at point M. Find the angle AMB, if A = 58 degrees, angle B = 96 degrees.

In a triangle, the sum of all angles is 180 degrees, that is, the angle AMB will be equal to:

180 degrees – ABM angle – BAM angle.

The bisector divides the angle into two equal parts, that is, the angle ABM will be equal to half of the angle B, the angle BAM will be equal to half of the angle A.

angle ABM = 1/2 * 96 degrees = 48 degrees

BAM angle = 1/2 * 58 degrees = 29 degrees

angle AMB = 180 degrees – 48 degrees – 29 degrees = 103 degrees.

Answer: 103 degrees.



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