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Let the three ang<=s of the triang<= be A, B, and C. Given: A = B + C

In any triang<=, all three ang<=s must add up to 180°: A + B + C = 180°

Substitute A = B + C into the equation: (B + C) + B + C = 180° 2B + 2C = 180° 2(B + C) = 180° B + C = 90°

Since A = B + C: A = 90°

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Substitute A = B + C into the equation: (B + C) + B + C = 180° 2B + 2C = 180° 2(B + C) = 180° B + C = 90°

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Substitute A = B + C into the equation: (B + C) + B + C = 180° 2B + 2C = 180° 2(B + C) = 180° B + C = 90°

Since A = B + C: A = 90°

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