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A triangle has angles measuring 15° and 45°. What is the measurement of the triangle’s third angle?
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A triangle has angles measuring 15° and 45°. What is the measurement of the triangle’s third angle?
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120 degrees
Explanation:
180-15-45=120
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First you need to know that the internal angles of a triangle always equals 180°. Therefore:
15+45= 90°
Then since the angles should equal 180, you do:
180-90=90
So the missing angle equals 90°
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