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3 years ago

Can Someone explain how to do this?

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1 answer:

zheka24 [161]3 years ago

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1 equals 2. So 2 would be 50 as well.
50+50=100
And there's 360 degrees in total so you'd then subtract 360-100= 260
Then divide by 2 since the other 2 angles are the same
260/2=130
1=50
2=130
3=130
Hope this makes sense! :)

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