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    This document discusses properties of triangles and solving for unknown angles. It presents two questions: 1) The first question states the sum of angles in a triangle is 180 degrees and asks to solve for an unknown angle. 2) The second question gives two known angles and sets up equations to solve for the third unknown angle using the fact that angles must sum to 180 degrees.

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    This document discusses properties of triangles and solving for unknown angles. It presents two questions: 1) The first question states the sum of angles in a triangle is 180 degrees and asks to solve for an unknown angle. 2) The second question gives two known angles and sets up equations to solve for the third unknown angle using the fact that angles must sum to 180 degrees.

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    This document discusses properties of triangles and solving for unknown angles. It presents two questions: 1) The first question states the sum of angles in a triangle is 180 degrees and asks to solve for an unknown angle. 2) The second question gives two known angles and sets up equations to solve for the third unknown angle using the fact that angles must sum to 180 degrees.

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    Q 1.

    Given


    Sum of angle of triangle is




    Ans:-



    Q 2. Let, two angle are

    and


    By given condition

    . . . . . . . 1

    . . . . . . . 2

    . . . . . . . 3

    Adding eq
    n
    2 and 3



    Substitute value of x in eq
    n
    2




    Ans:-

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