Given that the angles are arranged in ascending order of their magnitude,
Let’s say that the angles of the triangles arranged in ascending order are x, (x+10), (x+20)
Sum of all the angles = (x)
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°+ (x+10)
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° + (x +20)
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° = 180
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(3x)
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° + 30
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° = 180
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(3x)
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° = 180
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° - 30
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(3x)
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° = 150
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x = 50
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x + 10 = 50 + 10 = 60
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x + 20 = 50 +20 = 70
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Therefore, the angles of the triangle are 50
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°, 60
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°, & 70
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