Okay so I subtracted 125 from 180 right? and it gave me 55 degrees which is the answer. But I don't understand why it's 55 degrees? I only got the answer because I knew what the answer would end up being.
This is the angles.
This is the question.
Triangles's angles sums are always 180 degrees.
Okay I understand that but I mean since I'm finding angle BCA Why did I have to subtract 125 from 180? instead of including angle B n my equation?
so angle AD =180 degree ,yes ?
Oh now that I look at it...Yes!
so and angle C =125 degree ,yes ?
C like mBCD ,ok than angfle C inside triangle + 125 =180
than angle C inside triangle =180-125=55
hold on let me just read this slowly.
you have understood it now right sure ?
OHHHH. So what you're saying is that since we already know the measurement of angle C and we know that angle AD is a straight line equaling 180 degrees we would take 125 from 180 because that would give us...angle A? or wait..
or er. line AD.
not so if you check it there angle C is divided in two parts one inside triangle and one exterior triangle ,yes ?
yes
so the line AD has a degree of 180 ,yes ?
and we know again that the exterior part of angle C is 125 degree so than just you need subtract from 180 this 125 degree and will get the measure of angle C inside triangle
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. I understand.
good luck bye
Join our real-time social learning platform and learn together with your friends!