Greatest angle chasing ever

Geometry Level 5

If Δ A B C \Delta ABC is isosceles with A B = A C AB = AC . Let M M be a point interior of the triangle and M B C = 25 \angle MBC = { 25 }^{ \circ } , M C B = 30 \angle MCB\ = { 30 }^{ \circ } , M B A = 10 \angle MBA = { 10 }^{\circ } , M C A = 5 \angle MCA = { 5 }^{ \circ } . Find angle A M C \angle AMC .


The answer is 150.

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6 solutions

Pulkit Deshmukh
Sep 25, 2015

Draw angle bisector AF and reflect M upon AF to M'

From symmetry, M A M = A B M = A C M = 5 \angle MAM'=\angle ABM'=\angle ACM= 5^{\circ} as MM' is parallel to BC we get Δ A M B = Δ M M B \Delta AM'B= \Delta MM'B hence A M B = A M C = 15 0 \angle AM'B=\angle AMC=150^{\circ}

Simple short solution. Up voted. I have given my solution just to show the trig method.

Niranjan Khanderia - 5 years ago

Can't understand reflection part. Please provide a diagram if you can. Thank you :)

Chirayu Bhardwaj - 4 years, 10 months ago
Akshay Yadav
Dec 12, 2015

One can also use coordinate geometry, with trigonometric table of course.

But I think that makes the question lengthy and time consuming every time. Please don't mind my statement.

Anshuman Singh Bais - 5 years, 6 months ago

Asad Jawaid
Jan 6, 2016

USE ZOOM IN ON BROWSER TO SEE SOLUTION!

Atharva Sarage
Oct 28, 2015

just use sine rule

Aakash Khandelwal
Oct 11, 2015

Key to Answer : Sine rule

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