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<u>See below:</u>

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\sf  \implies \: 5x + 4x + 3x = 180 {}^{ \circ}

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\sf  \implies \: x =  \cfrac{ \cancel{180 {}^{ \circ}} }{  \cancel{12}}

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\therefore \sf\implies \: First \: Angle = 5 \times 15  {}^{ \circ}  = \boxed{75 {}^{ \circ}}

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