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What is the sum of the five tip angles of a five-pointed star like the one shown?

Class 9Exterior Angle of a TriangleGeometry — Lines and Angles
  • A180°
  • B300°
  • C540°
  • D360°

Step-by-Step Solution

Take tip A and the triangle formed by A and the two crossing points on its arms. Each base angle of that triangle is an exterior angle of a smaller triangle, so it equals the sum of two other tip angles. Hence the angle sum of that one triangle is A + (two tips) + (the other two tips) = 180°.
Answer: A) 180°

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