One of the corners of an isosceles triangle is 96 degrees, find the other 2 corners.

The solution of the problem:
From the condition of the problem, we know how many degrees one of the angles of the triangle is, and the sum of all three angles of the triangle is 180 degrees.
1. Find how many degrees make up the other two angles of the triangle.
180-96 = 84 degrees.
From the condition of the problem, it is also known that this triangle is isosceles, that is, it has two sides equal, and the angles against equal sides are also equal.
2. Let’s find what the other angle is equal to.
84/2 = 42 degrees.
Answer: The other two angles of the triangle are equal every 42 degrees.