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how do you find the missing angle of an isoceles triangle
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All triangles add up to 180 knowing that and knowing that 2 of your angles are Equal add those angles together (53+53) when you find the sum subtract it from 180 (:
what do we do with the two threes?
they are your side lengths i dont use them the way i do it
oh ok thank you
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in any isosceles triangle, the base angles are equal
your welcome (:
so my answer is 53
yes, the other base angle is also 53 degrees
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ok thx for helping ^_^
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