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Given △ABC with m∠A=63° and m∠B=41°, find m∠C. 41 degrees 63 degrees 104 degrees 76 degrees
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Given △ABC with m∠A=63° and m∠B=41°, find m∠C.

41 degrees


63 degrees


104 degrees


76 degrees

Given △ABC with m∠A=63° and m∠B=41°, find m∠C. 41 degrees 63 degrees 104 degrees 76 degrees-example-1
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76 degrees. Because all triangles have to have angles that sum up to 180 degrees
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