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Can a triangle have
three angles whose measures are `46^(@), 58^(@) and 76^(@)`

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To determine if a triangle can have angles measuring 46°, 58°, and 76°, we need to check if the sum of these angles equals 180°. **Step 1: Write down the angles.** The angles given are: - Angle 1 = 46° - Angle 2 = 58° - Angle 3 = 76° **Step 2: Add the angles together.** Now, we will calculate the sum of these angles: \[ \text{Sum} = 46° + 58° + 76° \] **Step 3: Perform the addition.** Let's add them step by step: 1. First, add 46° and 58°: \[ 46° + 58° = 104° \] 2. Next, add the result to 76°: \[ 104° + 76° = 180° \] **Step 4: Check the result.** The total sum of the angles is: \[ 180° \] **Step 5: Conclusion.** Since the sum of the angles is 180°, we can conclude that a triangle can indeed have angles measuring 46°, 58°, and 76°. **Final Answer:** Yes, a triangle can have angles measuring 46°, 58°, and 76°. ---
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