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Unknown angles in a triangle
Name: _________________________________ Date: _______________________
The internal angles of any triangle add up to 180˚. The triangles are not drawn to
scale so you will not be able to measure the angles!
This is an equilateral triangle – all three sides are the
same and all three angles are the same. Therefore
each internal angle is ___________ degrees.
a
An isosceles triangle has two equal sides and two
equal angles. If angle a = 42˚ then the other two
angles in the triangle will each be ______________
degrees.
Calculate the missing internal angles in these triangles:
68°
50°
72°
20°
131°
28°
I can find the missing
angles with a triangle
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