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To solve this problem we will use the following property of triangles:

So if we are given the angles a and b of a triangle, the third side c, must be:1) The angles are a =


\begin{gathered} a+b+c=180^(\circ), \\ c=180^(\circ)-a-b\text{.} \end{gathered}
c=180^(\circ)-48^(\circ)-62^(\circ)=70^(\circ)\text{.}

i. 70°

2) a = 48° and b = 62°, so we have:


c=180^(\circ)-71^(\circ)-36^(\circ)=73^(\circ).

h. 73°

3) a = 41° and b = 86°, so we have:


c=180^(\circ)-41^(\circ)-86^(\circ)=53^(\circ).

j. 53°

4) a = 61° and b = 88°, so we have:


c=180^(\circ)-61^(\circ)-88^(\circ)=31^(\circ).

d. 31°

5) a = 55° and b = 92°, so we have:


c=180^(\circ)-55^(\circ)-92^(\circ)=33^(\circ).

b. 33°

Answers

0. j. 70°

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1. h. 73°

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2. j. 53°

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3. d. 31°

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4. b. 33°

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