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Taking one exterior angle at each vertex, what is the sum of the three exterior angles of any triangle?

Class 9Exterior Angle of a TriangleGeometry — Lines and Angles
  • A360°
  • B540°
  • C270°
  • D180°

Step-by-Step Solution

At each vertex, exterior + interior = 180°. Over three vertices: ° = 540°. Subtracting the interior sum 180° leaves 360°.
Answer: A) 360°

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