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3 years ago

Find the angles fora=?b=?c=?

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1 answer:

elena55 [62]3 years ago

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53+44=97
180-97=83
C=83 degrees
b=180-83
b is 97 degree
180 because straight line btw
28+97=125
180-125=55
a=55 degrees
Angles in triangle add up to 180 degree s

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