Angle sum property of a Triangle

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Angle sum property of a Triangle: Overview

In this topic, we will study the proof of the angle sum property of a triangle. This property is based on the interior angles of a triangle. In addition, it covers some examples in which it is used to find the unknown angle of a triangle.

Important Questions on Angle sum property of a Triangle

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Two equilateral triangles on a straight line are shown below.

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What is the measure of x?

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In PQRPQ=QR=RP=7cm, then find each angle of PQR.

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Given ABAD and ABDC. Find the value of the x as shown in the below figure.

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the values of x and y is 45° and 120°.

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An external angle of a triangle is 115° and its interior opposite angles are equal. Then, each angle is _______°.

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In a ABC, B=105°, C=50°. If A=k°, then find k.

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As a part of a campaign, a huge balloon with message of 'AWARENESS OF CANCER" was displayed from the terrace of a tall building. It was held by strings of length 8 m each, which inclined at an angle of 60° at the point, where it was tied as shown in the figure.

The perpendicular distance from the centre of the circle A to the chord AB is 3 m, if the radius of the circle is k m, then find the value of k.
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As a part of a campaign, a huge balloon with message of "AWARENESS OF CANCER" was displayed from the terrace of a tall building. It was held by strings of length 8 m each, which are inclined at an angle of 60° at the point where it was tied as shown in the figure. If the length of AB is x m, then find the value of x.

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ABCD  is a cyclic quadrilateral and PQ is a tangent to the circle at C. If BD is a diameter, DCQ=40° and ABD=60° then find the measure of ADB (write answer without degree symbol) is

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In a ABC, C=3B=2(A+B). If the sum of A and B is k°, then k is equal to

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Diagonals of a parallelogram ABCD intersect at O. If BOC=90° and BDC=50°, then OAB is