3. In a triangle, two angles have measures of 45°

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Colt1911 [192]3 years ago

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Answer:

Triangles always have 180°, split in some manner between the three angles. With two of the three angles given, you can set up a relatively simple equation, where the third angle is assigned to the variable x:

45°+85°+x=180°

130°+x=180°

x=50°

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