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find all the missing angle
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is it the iscoceles triangle
yes
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remember angle sum of a triangle is 180 we know one angle is 123 and the other two are the same solve from here
that i know
so what do you think is the answer
but how will you find the angle
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(180-123)/2
why will you do /2
\[(180-123)\div2\]
because in isosceles triangle the two base angles are the same
yup
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in your picture the base angles are opposite the sides with equal signs so they are equal hence divide by 2
ok, 28.5
yup good work
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