Asked by Olayinka

Calculate the vertical angle of an isosceles triangle if one of its base angles is 48°
Answered by Bosnian
Both base angles are 48°

Total angles in a triangle =180°

180° - 2 ∙ 48° = 180° - 96° = 84°
Answered by Nwoke
I need a more understanding workings
Answered by Nwoke
How did u get 96 degree
Answered by Mary
2.48 gives you 96 degrees
Answered by Ann
180_2.48=180°-96=84°
Answered by Pamilerin
Thank you,I understand now
Answered by Mary
First 180-2.48=180-96=84
The dot near the 48 means multiply
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