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How would you explain the following problem to a friend who didn't understand today's lesson? Three angles of a triangle measure 10x+15, 8x+3 ,and 6x–6. Find the measure of the smallest angle.
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How would you explain the following problem to a friend who didn't understand today's lesson?

Three angles of a triangle measure 10x+15, 8x+3 ,and 6x–6. Find the measure of the smallest angle.

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The smallest angle is 6x-6 which is 36°

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