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the ratio of the angle measures of a triangle are 3:3:4 what angle measures the triangles classification

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TEA [102]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

sum of the ratio=3+3+4=10

now,

angle I = 3/10×180=54

angle II= 3/10×180=54

angle III=4/10×180=72

that shows th given triangle is isoceles

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the ratio of the angle measures of a triangle are 3:3:4 what angle measures the triangles classification ​

the ratio of the angle measures of a triangle are 3:3:4 what angle measures the triangles classification