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In a triangle ABC , let D be the m.p of BC and angleADB 45degree and ACD 30 degree ,determine angle BAD?

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  • anjali
    Lv 6
    5 years ago

    Answer: <BAD = 30°

    Solution:

    i) In triangle ADB, by angle sum property, <DBA + <BAD = 180° - 45° = 135°

    ==> <DBA = 135° - <BAD

    [Let this be y = 135° - x for convenience; and we need to find x = ?]

    ii) In triangle CAD, <C = 30° (Given); <CDA = 135° (By liner pair propery)

    ==> So <CAD = 15°

    iii) By sine law of triangles,

    From triangle BAD, BD/sin(x) = AB/sin(45°) = AD/sin(y)

    From triangle CAD, CD/sin(15°) = AC/sin(135°) = AD/sin(30°)

    So dividing one by other, we get, sin(x)/sin(15°) = sin(y)/sin(30°)

    ==> sin(y)/sin(x) = sin(30°)/sin(15°) = 2sin(15°)cos(15°)/sin(15°) = 2*cos(15°)

    Substituting for y from step (i):

    sin(135 - x)/sin(x) = 2*cos(15)

    {sin(135)*cos(x) - cos(135)*sin(x)}/sin(x) = 2*cos(15)

    {sin(45)*cos(x) + sin(45)*sin(x)}/sin(x) = 2*cos(15) [applying supplementary and complementary angle relations]

    ==> {cos(x) + sin(x)}/sin(x) = 2*cos(15)/sin(45) = 2*{(√3 + 1)/2√2}/(1/√2) = √3 + 1

    ==> cot(x) + 1 = √3 + 1

    ==> cot(x) = √3

    So x, that is <BAD = 30 deg.

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  • 5 years ago

    Answer: <BAD = 30°

    Solution:

    i) In triangle ADB, by angle sum property, <DBA + <BAD = 180° - 45° = 135°

    ==> <DBA = 135° - <BAD

    [Let this be y = 135° - x for convenience; and we need to find x = ?]

    ii) In triangle CAD, <C = 30° (Given); <CDA = 135° (By liner pair propery)

    ==> So <CAD = 15°

    iii) By sine law of triangles,

    From triangle BAD, BD/sin(x) = AB/sin(45°) = AD/sin(y)

    From triangle CAD, CD/sin(15°) = AC/sin(135°) = AD/sin(30°)

    So dividing one by other, we get, sin(x)/sin(15°) = sin(y)/sin(30°)

    ==> sin(y)/sin(x) = sin(30°)/sin(15°) = 2sin(15°)cos(15°)/sin(15°) = 2*cos(15°)

    Substituting for y from step (i):

    sin(135 - x)/sin(x) = 2*cos(15)

    {sin(135)*cos(x) - cos(135)*sin(x)}/sin(x) = 2*cos(15)

    {sin(45)*cos(x) + sin(45)*sin(x)}/sin(x) = 2*cos(15) [applying supplementary and complementary angle relations]

    ==> {cos(x) + sin(x)}/sin(x) = 2*cos(15)/sin(45) = 2*{(√3 + 1)/2√2}/(1/√2) = √3 + 1

    ==> cot(x) + 1 = √3 + 1

    ==> cot(x) = √3

    So x, that is <BAD = 30 deg.

    Note: This is my own original solution. Kindly be aware of one other member who regularly copies other solutions and present the same as of his/her own.

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