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How many degres does a triangle equal?
All angles of a triangle total to 180 degrees.
Definition of the 30-60-right triangle theorem?
90
How much is each angle in a triangle?
It depends on the triangle, whether it's an isoscelese, scalene, equlateral, obtuse, right angle or acute triangle. All the angles have to add up to 180 degres no matter what, so a right angle triangle could be 90, 45 and 45.
How many degres are in an acute angle?
There are 45 degrees in an acute angle
Angle mesuring More then 90 Degres and less then 180 degres?
Is called an obtuse angle.
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