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Three Angles Revisited

I had asked "Is this really ok for a fifth-grader?

Five Triangles said, "We posed the question slightly differently, our diagram providing an important hint to bring it to a more manageable level for younger problem solvers."

Find \(x+y+z\)



What do you suppose the "important hint" was?


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