How to Find the Missing Angles of a Triangle with Only one Angle | Missing Angles of a Triangle

If you are looking for help on how to find the missing angles of a triangle with only one angle then you are exactly at the place you need to be.
In this video, I will be teaching you guys on how to find the missing angles of a triangle with one angle and with two angles using the angle sum property. What this means is that the sum of the angles in any triangle will be exactly 180 degrees.
In order to find the missing angles of a triangle, we add the angles that are provided and subtract it from 180 degrees.
What is a ‘Triangle’?
A triangle is a closed, two-dimensional figure that has three straight sides. The point where two straight lines in a triangle meet is known as the vertex. Each vertex makes an angle. So a triangle has three vertices, three angles, and three edges. Of all the three sides, the base of the triangle is any one side. The length of the line drawn perpendicular to its base that joins the vertex on the opposite side of the base is called the height or altitude of the triangle.
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