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Mathematics, 09.11.2020 22:10, vlactawhalm29

ABC is an isosceles triangle. If m(A) = 2b and m(B) = 3b - 10°, what's the value of m(C) and of b? (if you could answer the question in a deductive proof method, it'd be much appreciated, but it's not a must)


ABC is an isosceles triangle. If m(A) = 2b and m(B) = 3b - 10°, what's the value of m(C) and of b?

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