Find the angle measures of a triangle (in degrees) if the

second angle measures π/18 less than twice the first, and the
third angle measures 5π/36 more than the second.

Can anyone help me here? im stuck in this part of the quiz

1 answer

you know the three angles add up to π, so if the 1st angle is x, then
x + (2x - π/18) + (2x - π/18 + 5π/36) = π
5x + π/36 = π
and finish it off
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