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Sahil draws a triangle and tells his friend that two of its angles add up to 200°.
Using the angle sum property, explain whether such a triangle can exist.

Class 7Angle Sum PropertyTriangles
  • AYes, the third angle would be -20°
  • BYes, if the triangle is very large
  • CNo, two angles can total at most less than 180°
  • DNo, only if all angles are equal

Step-by-Step Solution

All three angles total 180°, so any two angles together must be less than 180°. A sum of 200° for two angles is impossible.
Answer: C) No, two angles can total at most less than 180°

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