The ABC angle a of isosceles triangle is 100 degrees An isosceles triangle ABC, angle a is 100 degrees, extend AB to D, make ad = BC, calculate the degree of angle BCD!
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If the length of AC is x, then AB is also X. in this way, the length of BC can also be expressed with X
And ad = BC, the length of ad is known. You can use ad-ab to know the length of BD
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