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PLEASE HELP!!!!! One angle of an isosceles triangle is 46°. What are the other 2 angles? (Choose all that apply.) 46° and 288° 67° and 67° 46° and 88° 46° and 134°
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An isosceles triangle has two angles that are the same. Also all the angles in a triangle add up to 180. If the 46° is one of the isosceles angles then we have this |dw:1463171915258:dw|
can you find the missing angle?
There's also a scenario where the 46° isn't one of the isosceles angles, and you need to solve that one as well. |dw:1463172083681:dw|
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