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I got option D. 108, 54, and 18. CGD = 108°, angle GCD = 54°, and angle GDC = 18°
(So it may show questions marks next to the #'s, if you refresh the page you will see them turn into the proper symbol, which is degrees . ) @jim_thompson5910
yeah, BCA = 90 - 36 = 54 degrees, so GCD = 54 degrees and you do a bit more work to show that GDC = 18. You need 2 angles to be congruent to have an isosceles triangle
|dw:1420337044014:dw| isosceles triangle there should be two equal angles and all angles should be equal to 180
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