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A tiling uses copies of a triangle with angles a, and . At each vertex, six triangles meet, and each angle a, appears twice. What is ?

Class 7Tiling PatternsGeometry
  • A540°
  • B180°
  • C720°
  • D360°

Step-by-Step Solution

The six angles fill the space around the point, so they add to 360°. (This also shows a + b + c = 180°.)
Answer: D) 360°

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