SOLUTION: In an isosceles Triangle, If one angle was 50 degrees what degrees will the other 2 sides be?

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Question 545351: In an isosceles Triangle, If one angle was 50 degrees what degrees will the other 2 sides be?
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) About Me  (Show Source):
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x+x+50 = 180


2x+50 = 180


2x = 130


x = 65


So the other two angles are 65 degrees each.