if one angle of a triangle equal to sum the of the other two angle what
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Let ABC be a triangle,
angleA+ angleB= angleC (1)
angleA+angleB+angleC=180 degrees .... -Angle sum property of triangles
angleC+angleC=180 ............... - From eqn. (1)
2*angleC=180
angleC=90
therefore triangleABC is a right angled triangle, right angled at C.
Let ABC be a triangle,
angleA+ angleB= angleC (1)
angleA+angleB+angleC=180 degrees .... -Angle sum property of triangles
angleC+angleC=180 ............... - From eqn. (1)
2*angleC=180
angleC=90
therefore triangleABC is a right angled triangle, right angled at C.
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as the greatest angle in a triangle is 90 degrees so the other 2 angles should be less than 90. let us take one angle as x and another one as y.
(x+y) + 90 = 180 (angle sum property of a triangle)
(x+y)=180 - 90
(x+y)=90 (in a right-angled triangle the greatest angle is 90 so the sum of other two angles will be equal to 90
(x+y) + 90 = 180 (angle sum property of a triangle)
(x+y)=180 - 90
(x+y)=90 (in a right-angled triangle the greatest angle is 90 so the sum of other two angles will be equal to 90
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