it's 60 degrees because all equilateral triangles have angles of 60 degrees since all the
angles are equal, x + y + z= 180 deg, since <x is equal to <y which is equal to <z, then we could say <x + <x + <x = 180 degrees, so, 3<x = 180 degrees, divide both sides by 3, thus <x = 60 degrees
OC and OB are radii of the circle that means they are equal. So we get x at angle C then you use Sum of angles in all triangles to get x which will be equal to 60.
x + x + x = 180.
aren't lines OC and OB radii of the semi - circle? which means they are equal just like in an isoceles triangle the sides are equal which makes the angles equal right?
60 degree
it's 60 degrees because all equilateral triangles have angles of 60 degrees since all the
angles are equal, x + y + z= 180 deg, since <x is equal to <y which is equal to <z, then we could say <x + <x + <x = 180 degrees, so, 3<x = 180 degrees, divide both sides by 3, thus <x = 60 degrees
Oh yeah. what an idiot i am :(
OC and OB are radii of the circle that means they are equal. So we get x at angle C then you use Sum of angles in all triangles to get x which will be equal to 60. x + x + x = 180.
that's how i see it. your welcome
Correct. Proof?
why does OC=OB imply x is at angle C???