1. Definition
The three interior angles sum to 180°. Given two, the third = 180° − their sum.
2. Formula & Notation
| A, B | The two known angles |
| C | Third angle, 180−A−B |
3. Properties & Laws
- Interior sum is always 180°;
- Right triangle acute angles sum to 90°;
- Equilateral angles are 60°;
- Exterior angles sum to 360°.
4. Steps
- Enter two angles A, B (>0, sum<180);
- Click "Find Third";
- Or click "Load Example".
5. Worked Examples
Example: angles 60° and 70°.
Solution: C = 180−60−70 = 50°.
6. Common Pitfalls
The two angles must sum to less than 180°;
Angles must be positive;
Not the exterior sum 360°.