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Question
Q.2
Sum
Solution
Let the angles of a triangle be `(a-d), a and (a+d)`
Now, sum of the angles of a triangle=`180°`
`⇒ (a-d)+a+(a+d)=180°`
`⇒3a=180°`
`⇒a=60°`
Given that,
`(a+d)=2(a-d)`
`⇒60°+d=2(a-d)`
`⇒60°+d=120°-2d`
`⇒3d=60°`
`⇒d=20°`
`⇒a-d=60°-20°=40°,a=60° and a+d=60°+20°=80°`
Thus, the angle of a triangle are `40°,60° and 80°`
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