The points A\displaystyle {A}, B\displaystyle {B}, C\displaystyle {C}, X\displaystyle {X} are colinear (and occur as sequentially given). The point T\displaystyle {T} is on the perpendicular of AX\displaystyle \overline{{{A}{X}}} passing through the point X\displaystyle {X}. The distance from A\displaystyle {A} to B\displaystyle {B} is 2-in. The distance from B\displaystyle {B} to C\displaystyle {C} is the same. The distance from C\displaystyle {C} to X\displaystyle {X} is 14-in. Finally, the distance from T\displaystyle {T} to X\displaystyle {X} is 12. For convenience, let α=TAX\displaystyle \alpha=\angle{T}{A}{X}, β=TBX\displaystyle \beta=\angle{T}{B}{X}, and γ=TCX\displaystyle \gamma=\angle{T}{C}{X}.

First, draw a clearly labeled picture of this scenario.

Second, find the exact value of tan(α+β+γ)=\displaystyle {\tan{{\left(\alpha+\beta+\gamma\right)}}}=   .

Third, and finally, find α+β+γ=\displaystyle \alpha+\beta+\gamma= °