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Answered by TheMoonlìghtPhoenix
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Given that:-

\bigstar\sf{A +B = 72}_____________(1)

\bigstar \sf{B+C = 65}_________________(2)

\bigstar \sf{C+A = 41}______________________(3)

\boxed{\bf{A+B+C = ?}}

Simplifying equation (1), we can say that:-

\sf{B = 72-A}

Placing it in equation (2), we get:-

\sf{(72-A)+C = 65}

\longrightarrow \boxed{\sf{72-A+C= 65}}

Subtracting (1) with (2) we get:-

\sf{A+B-(B+C) = 72-65}

\sf{A+B-B-C = 7}

\implies \bf{A-C = 7} __________(4)

Now, adding (3) and (4),

\sf{C+A+A-C = 41+7}

\sf{2A = 48}

\bigstar \boxed{\tt{A = 24}}

Placing the values in (1),

\sf{24+B = 72}

\bigstar \boxed{\tt{B = 48}}

Placing the value of A in (4),

\sf{24-C = 7}

\bigstar \boxed{\tt{C = 17}}

Adding them , (A+B+C),

\bigstar \boxed{\boxed{\tt{24+48+17 = 89}}} is the answer.

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