6. The sum of the measures of the angles in any triangle is 180 degrees. In triangle ABC, angles A and B have the same measures, while angle C is 57 degrees larger than the other two angles. Find the measure of angle C. a. 41 degrees b. 98 degrees c. 82 degrees d. 139 degrees

well, if we want to know the measure angle c. we need to know the other angles measures. We know that c. is 57 more than a. and b.  

So, if the triangle is 180 degrees in total, than we need to subtract 57 frm 180 to get 123. Now we divide that by 2 because that is what the other 2 angles will measure. 123 divides by 2 is 61.5.

now we subtract 61.5 from 180 to get 118.5

now to subtract 61.5 again because the 2 angles are the same measure. 118.5-61.5 is 57. so it cant be any of the answers you provided if angle a and b are the same

Step-by-step explanation:

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1/5^2 = 7.56/45