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PLEASE HELP NO TROLLS 5. Find the measure of angle A. *

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7 0

A triangle is 180° so if you add 70° and 50° that creates 120° so take 180° and 120° your left with 60°! So the answer is 60°

11Alexandr11 [23.1K]3 years ago

5 0

You add the two angles to get the exterior angle. 50+70 = 120°

A= 120°

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