Asked by Anonymous

In a triangle ABC, angle B is 3 times angle A and angle C is 8 degrees less than 6 times angle A.

The the size of the angles.

Size of angle A is =
Size of angle B is =
Size of angle C is =

can someone please help me with this..? I am very weak at geometry...and math in general, please let me know the best way to solve this problem... thank you I would really appreciate it
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