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Wow. Um, ok. Well, all of the angles in a triangle add up to 180 degrees, so if it is equalateral, and also equalangular then each angle would be the same. So I will sum up the process in a few steps.
1. Know that there are 3 angles in a triangle.
2. Know that the sum of the 3 angles is 180 degrees.
3. Since all of the angles are equal, divide 180 by 3. You should get 60 degrees per angle.
4. Check it again.
5. The answer should still be 60 degrees.
So, the answer is exactly 60 degrees.
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