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If ABC is a right-angled triangle, what is the measure of angle \(\angle{ABC}\)?
(A) \(\angle{ABC}\) is the largest angle.
(B) \(\angle{BAC}=\angle{CBA}\)
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As ABC is a right angled triangle, it means -
\(\angle{A}\) + \(\angle{B}\) + \(\angle{C}\) = 180 ----- (1)
One of the angles is 90 degrees and that will be the largest angle ------- (2)
Statement A - \(\angle{ABC}\) is the largest angle.From Line (2) and statement (A) we concur,
Measure of \(\angle{ABC}\) is 90 degree
Hence statement A is sufficient.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Statement B - \(\angle{BAC}=\angle{CBA}\) From (2) we know,
One of the angles is 90 degree. So remaining two angle's sum will be 90 degrees (From Line 1)
Hence if
\(\angle{BAC}=\angle{CBA}\), they cannot be both 90 degrees,
So Measure of \(\angle{ABC}\) has to be 90 degree
Hence statement B is sufficient.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The answer then becomes D