Triangle Sum Theorem - Worksheet 7 - 10th Grade

Medium

Apply the triangle angle sum theorem (Medium)

24 problems · 15-20 minutes · Skills: triangles, angles, geometry

About This Worksheet

This medium-level worksheet contains 24 problems designed for 10th Grade students practicing triangle sum theorem. Medium worksheets introduce larger numbers and varied question formats to deepen understanding and build fluency.

The Triangle Angle Sum Theorem is one of the most frequently used facts in all of geometry. It connects directly to parallel line theory and is prerequisite knowledge for congruence proofs, trigonometry, and polygon angle calculations.

  • State and apply the Triangle Angle Sum Theorem (angles sum to 180 degrees)
  • Find missing angle measures in triangles using the theorem
  • Apply the Exterior Angle Theorem to solve for unknown angles
  • Classify triangles as acute, right, or obtuse using their angle measures
  • Write algebraic equations from angle sum conditions and solve for unknown variables

How to Solve: Worked Example

Example Problem: An exterior angle measures 127°. One remote interior angle is 30°. Find the other.
Solution Steps:
  1. The Exterior Angle Theorem: an exterior angle equals the sum of the two remote interior angles.
  2. So 127 = 30 + the unknown angle.
  3. 127 - 30 = 97°.
Answer: 97°
Tip: Remote interior angles are the two that do not touch the exterior angle.
1
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 120°. One remote interior angle is 91°. Find the other remote interior angle.
2
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 105°. One remote interior angle is 87°. Find the other remote interior angle.
3
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 146°. One remote interior angle is 68°. Find the other remote interior angle.
4
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 79°. One remote interior angle is 57°. Find the other remote interior angle.
5
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 91°. One remote interior angle is 27°. Find the other remote interior angle.
6
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 63°. One remote interior angle is 18°. Find the other remote interior angle.
7
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 125°. One remote interior angle is 74°. Find the other remote interior angle.
8
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 78°. One remote interior angle is 63°. Find the other remote interior angle.
9
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 75°. One remote interior angle is 44°. Find the other remote interior angle.
10
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 123°. One remote interior angle is 105°. Find the other remote interior angle.
11
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 68°. One remote interior angle is 38°. Find the other remote interior angle.
12
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 128°. One remote interior angle is 113°. Find the other remote interior angle.
13
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 68°. One remote interior angle is 42°. Find the other remote interior angle.
14
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 146°. One remote interior angle is 76°. Find the other remote interior angle.
15
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 145°. One remote interior angle is 77°. Find the other remote interior angle.
16
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 102°. One remote interior angle is 37°. Find the other remote interior angle.
17
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 94°. One remote interior angle is 28°. Find the other remote interior angle.
18
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 97°. One remote interior angle is 34°. Find the other remote interior angle.
19
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 138°. One remote interior angle is 96°. Find the other remote interior angle.
20
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 64°. One remote interior angle is 16°. Find the other remote interior angle.
21
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 73°. One remote interior angle is 34°. Find the other remote interior angle.
22
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 121°. One remote interior angle is 66°. Find the other remote interior angle.
23
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 96°. One remote interior angle is 31°. Find the other remote interior angle.
24
An exterior angle of a triangle measures 106°. One remote interior angle is 33°. Find the other remote interior angle.

Answer Key

1. 29°2. 18°3. 78°4. 22°5. 64°6. 45°7. 51°8. 15°9. 31°10. 18°11. 30°12. 15°13. 26°14. 70°15. 68°16. 65°17. 66°18. 63°19. 42°20. 48°21. 39°22. 55°23. 65°24. 73°

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