A triangles three angles always sum up to 180 degrees. We must find angle B.
We already have angle A and C, so it's quite simple.
Angle A is 28*, and angle C is 36*
We add these two together
28 + 36 = 64
Now we subtract
180 - 64 = 116
Angle B = 116*
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It's called an obtuse angle.
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L.C.M of 15 and 30 is 30.
More than one triangle <span>exists with the given angle measures. So, this triangle is not equiangular, but has only 2 angles of equal measure.
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A, b, d. Dilation is NOT <span>an </span><span>isometry</span>
