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If the radian measures of two angles of a triangle are as given below . find the radian measure and the degree measure of the third angle then.
3
π
5
,
4
π
15
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Solution
We have two angles of the triangle
3
π
5
,
4
π
15
Let the third angle be
x
So,
3
π
5
+
4
π
15
+
x
=
π
⇒
π
−
13
π
15
=
2
π
15
r
a
d
In Angle
x
=
2
×
180
15
=
24
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