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document.write( "I think the answer would become clear when you realize that the three angles of a triangle will always=180 deg.  So, if one angle is 120 deg and the other given angle is 40 deg, you only have left over 180-(120+40)=40 deg which must be the third angle. So, this must be an isosceles triangle angles 120, 40, and 40 degrees. </SPAN>\n" );
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