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n the triangle below, if < C = 2x - 5 degrees, and < A = x + 10 degrees, find the measure of < A.

n the triangle below, if < C = 2x - 5 degrees, and < A = x + 10 degrees, find-example-1
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Given:


AB=BC


\begin{gathered} \angle C=2x-5 \\ \angle A=x+10 \end{gathered}

Required:

To find the angle A.

Step-by-step explanation:

We know tha "If two sides of a triangle are equal , then it has equal angles".

Therefore


\angle C=\angle A
\begin{gathered} 2x-5=x+10 \\ 2x-x=10+5 \\ x=15 \end{gathered}

Now angle A ia,


\begin{gathered} \angle A=x+10 \\ =15+10 \\ =25\degree \end{gathered}

Final Answer:

The option D is correct.


\angle A=25\degree

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