$\triangle ABC$△ABC is isosceles, with $\overline{AC}\cong\overline{AB}$AC≅AB.
An isosceles triangle with the top vertex labeled $A$A at $\angle CAB$∠CAB. There are two base vertices which are labeled $C$C (on the left) and $B$B (on the right). The $\angle CAB$∠CAB at vertex $A$A is labeled as degrees(38).Base $\angle ABC$∠ABC at vertex $B$B is labeled as $\left(x\right)$(x) and base $\angle BCA$∠BCA at vertex $C$C is unlabeled.
Solve for $x$x.
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