Question

What is the difference between "sum of the angles on a straight line" & "angles on a straight line" on geometry?​

Answer 1

Answer: "sum of the angles on a straight line" means we are doing sum of angles on a straight line and "angles on a straight line" means we are telling that angles are on a straight line.

Answer 2

Answer:

Solving other values

Step-by-step explanation:

Sum of angles on a straight line means we are adding the values of angles on straight line (a straight line angle is 180 °) to possibly find the answer to a missing value.

Example: x = 150°. Find the missing value of y (you would need to subtract 150 from 180).

Angles on a straight line just means we're showing the angles on a straight line possibly to solve the values of angles on a point.