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Answer :

Shelbsjgo
That triangle is isosceles, so the bottom two angles will always be equal. With that said, the equation will be 2(65), and that equals 130. After that, subtract 180-130, and that gives you x! In total, your calculations should look like this:
2(65)
180-130
x=50°
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Step-by-step explanation:

[tex] \underline{ \underline{ \text{Given}}} : [/tex]

  • [tex] \angle \: ABC = 65 \degree[/tex]

[tex] \underline{ \underline{ \text{To \: Find}}} : [/tex]

  • Value of x

[tex] \underline{ \underline { \text{Solution}}} : [/tex]

[tex] \angle \: ACB = \angle \: ABC = 65 \degree[/tex] [ Base angles of isosceles triangle are equal ]

[tex] x \degree + 65 \degree + 65 \degree = 180 \degree[/tex] [ Sum of angle of a triangle ]

⟼ [tex] x \degree + 130 \degree = 180 \degree[/tex]

⟼ [tex] x \degree = 180 \degree - 130 \degree[/tex]

⟼ [tex] x = 50 \degree[/tex]

[tex] \red{ \boxed{ \boxed{ \tt{Our \: final \: answer : \boxed{ \underline{ \tt{x = 50 \degree}}}}}}}[/tex]

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