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The two angles of a triangle are 78 ° and 82°. So what is the measure of the remaining third angle? a. 160° b. 20° c. 360° d. 180°
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The two angles of a triangle are 78 ° and 82°. So what is the measure of the remaining third angle? a. 160° b. 20° c. 360° d. 180°
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The two angles of a triangle are 78 ° and 82°. So what is the measure of the remaining third angle? a. 160° b. 20° c. 360° d. 180°
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B. :))
Explanation:
Triangles = 180°
78 + 82 + x = 180
160 + x = 180
x = 20
B.
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