Saturday, August 4, 2012

Can two angles in a triangle be supplementary?It's geography, angles in a triangle.

In any triangle, the sum of the 3 angles is 180 degree or 2 right angles. That is if A,Band C are the vertices of the triange, then


angle A+B+C =180 degree or 2 right angles.


If And B are supplementary, then A+B =180 degree.  So C = 0.


This is a case, when AB is a line segment and  the  expected side from A and  and the line from B wont meet at any finite distance ,or are parallel, or meet at a distance infinitely away at C.. So there is no regular triangle formation with the condition given.

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