alleryStart learning →Why can a triangle never have two obtuse angles?
ATheir sum would exceed 180°
BThe sides would not meet
COne angle must be right
DExterior angles would be zero
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Their sum would exceed 180°
Two angles each above 90° already add to more than 180°, which is the total allowed for all three angles.
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