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Can someone help me with a maths watch question

I have not learned this in class and I'm totally stumped :?

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Isosceles = 2 angles same length (36 & 36)
As all the angles are written in, there is a set length of each side, so it is isosceles

Reply 2

MichaelMakeMusic

Original post by Thomas_Grimes_17

Isosceles = 2 angles same length (36 & 36)
As all the angles are written in, there is a set length of each side, so it is isosceles

But how should I write the answer thats what confuses me.

Reply 3

ThatGuy107

Just show how you got each angle and then state what I said above

Reply 4

Muttley79

Original post by MichaelMakeMusic

But how should I write the answer thats what confuses me.

Maths watch is terrible for this sort of question as you need to exactly match the words they want.

Start with angle BDA = 72 [angles opposite the equal sides in an isosceles triangle are equal]

Then carry on - then submit and see what it says. I've helped a lot of people with these questions in the past and they are a nightmare.