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Home >> Triangle >> Properties >> Angle Sum Property >> Examples

Angle Sum Property of Triangle : Solved Examples

Sum of Two Sides Angle Sum Property Angles opposite to equal sides of triangle are equal Angle opposite to longer side is greater Pythagoras Theorem
Exterior Angle Property of a Triangle Mid point property of Triangle Triangles on same base & between same parallel lines

Find the measurement of ∠ A in the following figure:

In the given triangle:



∠ C = 54
∠ B = 59

Apply angle sum property of triangle and we get

∠ A + ∠ B + ∠ C = 180°

Put the values of ∠ C & ∠ B from above and we get:
∠ A + 54° + 59° = 180°

Solve L.H.S. addition expression and we get:

∠ A + 113° = 180°

Subtract 113 from both sides and we get:

∠ A = 67°

Hence, measurement of ∠ A in given triangle is 67°

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