Finding the Missing Angle in Triangles
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The first thing we'd have to know before finding the missing angle measure is, how many degrees does a triangle equal out to all together?
And the answer to that question is 180 degrees
***ALL TRIANGLES EQUAL 180 DEGREES*** No matter what shape or size.
With that said, lets get started...
If we have a triangle with one angle measure of 50 degrees and another angle measure of 65 degrees, how much does the missing angle measure?|dw:1417704903075:dw|
Since we know that ALL triangles equal up to 180° , the missing angle in this triangle would have to equal 180 when added to 50° and 65°. With that said, we need to set up our equation: \[50° + 65° + x = 180°\]
Or you could use this alternate equation: \[180- (50°+65°)= x\]
No matter which equation you use, you'll get the same answer, which is 65
The most important thing to remember when finding the missing angle in Triangles is that: *All triangles Equal 180 degrees
Here is some important things to remember when finding the missing angle in Triangles: *All triangles Equal 180 degrees and *Remember the formula, which is A + B + C = 180°
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