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A right triangular park is to be designed such that the angles other than 90° must be equal. What should be the angle dimensions of the park?

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A right triangular park is to be designed such that the angles other than 90° must be equal. Find the remaining angle by using sum of angles in a triangle is 180°

The correct answer is: 45°,45° and 90° are angles of park


    ANS :-  45°,45° and 90° are angles of park .
    Explanation :-
    A right triangular park is to be designed such that the angles other than 90° must be equal.
    Let the angles other than 90° be x°, x° (as both are equal)
    (x )°+(x)° + 90°  = 180°
    2x +90 = 180
    2x = 90
    ∴ x° = 45°
    The angles of the park are 45°,45° and 90°

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