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Let a triangle with integer angle measures have one angle of 116°. What is the largest possible angle measure opposite the smallest side in the triangle?
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Let a triangle with integer angle measures have one angle of 116°. What is the largest possible angle measure opposite the smallest side in the triangle?
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Let a triangle with integer angle measures have one angle of 116°. What is the largest possible angle measure opposite the smallest side in the triangle?
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