m<A = m<C - 13
m<B = 4*m<C - 11
The sum of the measures of the angles of a triangle are 180
m<A + m<B + m<C = 180
m<C -13 + 4*m<C - 11 + m<c = 180
6m<C - 24 = 180
6m<C = 204
m<C = 34
m<A = m<C-13 = 34- 13 = 21
m<B = 4*m<C - 11 = 4*34 - 11 = 125
Jalen O.
asked 10/23/20m<A = m<C - 13
m<B = 4*m<C - 11
The sum of the measures of the angles of a triangle are 180
m<A + m<B + m<C = 180
m<C -13 + 4*m<C - 11 + m<c = 180
6m<C - 24 = 180
6m<C = 204
m<C = 34
m<A = m<C-13 = 34- 13 = 21
m<B = 4*m<C - 11 = 4*34 - 11 = 125
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