I have a geometry problem. 70. Find the missing angle in ALMN and classify the triangle.71. Find the missing angle in ATMO and classify the triangle.72. Name the sides of ALMN in order from smallest to largest.73. Name the angles in AMOT from largest to smallest.

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70. Find the missing angle in ALMN and classify the triangle. 71. Find the missing angle in ATMO and classify the triangle. 72. Name the sides of ALMN in order from smallest to largest. 73. Name the angles in AMOT from largest to smallest. 76