Angles in triangle

In a triangle, the ratio of angles β to γ is 6:8. Angle α is 40° greater than β. What are the sizes of the angles of the triangle?

Final Answer:

β =  82 °
γ =  42 °
α =  56 °

Step-by-step explanation:

α+β+γ=180 β/γ=6/8 α=40+β  α=86826+118040+40=82
β=86826+118040=42
γ=826+118040=56



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