Q. 253.7( 13 Votes )
In the given figure, AM 
BC and AN is the bisector of
. Find the measure of
.
Answer :
17.5°
Given, AM
BC and “AN” is the bisector of
.
Therefore,
= 
(
-
)
⇒ 
= 
(65° -30°)
⇒ 
= 17.5°
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