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Use two theory

The sum of the angles of a triangle is always 180

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An the base angles of an issceles triange are equal

therefore if one angel is 70 then the two combinations of the angles woudl be

70 - 70 - 40 making 40 the smallest angle

70 - 65 - 65 making 65 the smallest angle

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Q: What is an isosceles triangle has 70 degree angle what are two possible measures for the smallest angle of the triangle?
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