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Find the measures of Angles A,B, and C
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Find the measures of Angles A,B, and C

Find the measures of Angles A,B, and C-example-1
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Answer:

A = 102 B = 78 C = 56

Explanation:

All three sides of a triangle added up equals 180.

So 41 + 37 + A = 180

A = 102

A straight line = 180 degrees.

One measurement is 102, so the other is 78.

You now know B is 78, and that 3 angles equal 180.

46 + 78 + c = 180

c= 56

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