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How do i find angle equation of angle bisector with 2 angles? I have 2 angle, 50° and 3x+1. How do i make an solvable equation with it? Sorry for my bad english!

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Answer:

50° = 3x + 1, and x ≅
16.3^(o)

Explanation:

An angle bisector divides a given angle into two equal part in degrees.

Now, given that we have <ABC which has been bisected into two angles 50° and 3x + 1.

Since the two angles are equal, then;

50° = 3x + 1 (bisection property of an angle)

So that,

50° - 1 = 3x

49 = 3x

Divide both sides by 3, to have;

x =
(49)/(3)

=
16.3^(o)

Therefore, the value of x is approximately
16.3^(o).

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