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One angle of a isosceles triangle measures 114 degrees what measures are possible for the other two angles
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One angle of a isosceles triangle measures 114 degrees what measures are possible for the other two angles

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Explanation:

180-114=66

half of 66 is 33 so the other two angles will be 33

114+33+33=180

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