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anonymous · Answer

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parthkohli · Answer

Yeah, but can you explain why all angles are equal?

anonymous · Answer

Not really. I mean I see the circle things around it ? they are the same on each angle right?

anonymous · Answer

That is correct!

parthkohli · Answer

You see only two circles. How about the third? :-)

parthkohli · Answer

Yup, that is correct, but you can write in your paragraph why it is so.

parthkohli · Answer

I mean it says that you have to justify your answer.

anonymous · Answer

Yeah so how is it then? I only see two circles. How to expalin the last one? @ParthKohli

parthkohli · Answer

Hint: the sum of angles in a triangle is always 180.

anonymous · Answer

Yeah but it doesn't give the angles? It only shows circles?

parthkohli · Answer

Erm. What if you assume that the two angles that are given equal are $a$ and $b$? What is the third angle in terms of $a$ and $b$?

anonymous · Answer

Alright thank you!!!

parthkohli · Answer

Hmm...

anonymous · Answer

It shows the same amount of circles for each of the angles except one. We don't know one said. But since two are congruent and the sum of a triangle = 180, then they are all congruent.  would that work @ParthKohli

anonymous · Answer

for explaining it ?