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they are isosceles triangle since they have same sides. which means they also have same angles
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\[x = \frac{180-38}{2}\]
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so is the answer 71?
yeah for the first question
what about the second?
\[y = \frac{180-47-47}{2}\]
do u just subtract and divide for that one.?
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yea
but how do you find X?
x = 180 - 47 - y
so it would be x=180-47-43?
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so the two answwers would be x=90,y=43?
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