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The third angle is 56 degrees because it is a right <u>triangle</u>, so the three angles will add up to 180 degrees. Since it is a right triangle, you know one angle is 90 degrees. All you have to do is add 90 and 34, and then subtract that from 180 to get your third angle.

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