Mathematics

Mathematics

Problem

Triangles ABCABC and DBCDBC are drawn on the same base BCBC such that AB=DCAB = DC, AC=DBAC = DB, and BCBC is common to both triangles. If ∠ABC=42∘\angle ABC = 42^{\circ}, then ∠DCB\angle DCB is equal to a) 60∘60^{\circ} b) 42∘42^{\circ} c) 69∘69^{\circ} d) 48∘48^{\circ}

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