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Kavya says: 'If three straight lines meet at a point, all six angles must be equal.' Is she right?

Class 7Angles Around a PointLines and Angles
  • ANo; the six angles add to 180°
  • BYes; each angle is always 60°
  • CNo; only opposite pairs must be equal
  • DYes; the lines are symmetric

Step-by-Step Solution

The six angles add to 360°, and each angle equals the one vertically opposite it. They are all 60° only in the special case where the lines are evenly spaced.
Answer: C) No; only opposite pairs must be equal

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