Important Geometry theorems
Theorem 3 : Angle sum property of a triangle.
The sum of the angles of a triangle is 1800.
In the picture above, PQR is a triangle with angles 1, 2 and 3
Then according to the theorem
Angle 1+Angle 2 +Angle 3 =1800
If a side of a triangle is produced then the exterior angle so
formed is equal to the sum of two interior opposite angles.
In the picture above XYZ is a triangle whose side YZ is extended
to R. 1, 2, and 3 are the interior angles of a triangle. Angle 1 and
Angle 2 are the interior angles opposite to the exterior angle 4
Then according to the theorem
Angle 4 = Angle 1+ Angle 2
Let us do some questions based on these theorems.
Ques. - In the figure if QT is perpendicular PR , Angle TQR = 400 and Angle SPR =300, find x and y .Solution : In triangle QTR
Angle TQR +Angle QRT +Angle QTR =1800
400 + y + 900 =1800
y =1800-1300
= 500
Angle QSP = Angle SPR +Angle SRP
Reason:Exterior angle = sum of interior opposite angles
x = 300 +y
x = 300 +500
Ques. - In the figure below XY II MN , Angle YXZ =350 and angle ZMN =530, find angle MZN.We know that XY is parallel to MN.
Angle MNZ = Angle ZXY ( alternate interior angles)
= 350
Now in triangle MZN
Angle ZMN +Angle MNZ +Angle MZN =1800
530 +350 +Angle MZN =1800
Angle MZN = 1800-880
Angle =920
Ques - In the figure given below If PQ and RS intersect at T, such that angle PRT =400, angle RPT=950 and angle TSQ=750, find SQT.In triangle PRT
400+950+Angle RTP =1800
Angle RTP =1800-1350
Angle RTP =450
Angle STQ =Angle RTP ( vertically Opposite angle )
=450
Again in triangle TQS
Angle STQ + Angle SQT + Angle TSQ = 1800 ( Angle sum property)
450+ Angle SQT +750 =1800
Angle SQT =1800-1200
Angle SQT = 600
Ques. In the figure if PQ is perpendicular to PS, PQ II SR Angle SQR =280 and Angle QRT =650, then find the values of x and y .Since PQ II SR
Angle QRT = Angle PQR (alternate interior angles )
650 = x +280
X= 650-280
= 370
In triangle PQS
Angle PSQ +Angle PQS + QPS = 1800 ( angle sum property)
Y +x +900 =1800
Y+370+900=1800
Y =1800-1270
= 530
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