In the triangle below, if < A = 43 °, what is the measure of < C?

Answer:
b. 43°
Explanation:
The triangle ABC is an isosceles triangle because AB = CB. Now one property of isosceles triangles is that base angles A and C are also equivalent. In other words,
[tex]∠A=∠C[/tex]Now we are told that
[tex]∠A=43\degree[/tex]Therefore,
[tex]\angle C=\angle A=43\degree[/tex][tex]\Rightarrow\boxed{\angle C=43\degree.}[/tex]The measure of ∠C is 43°. Therefore, choice B is the correct answer!