The sum of angles in a triangle can be proven to equal 180 in quite a number of ways. The statement that accurately corrects the proof is:
(a) [tex]\angle ZRY = 180^o[/tex] by the definition of angle on a straight line.
I've added the image of the triangle and the straight line as an attachment.
From the attachment:
[tex]\angle QRY = \angle PQR[/tex] ---- alternate interior angles
Similarly
[tex]\angle ZRP = \angle RPQ[/tex] ---- alternate interior angles
So:
[tex]\angle ZRP + \angle QRY + \angle PRQ = 180^o[/tex] because [tex]\angle ZRP , \angle QRY , \angle PRQ[/tex] are all on a straight line, and the angles on a straight line add up to [tex]180^o[/tex].
Hence, the complete statement is: (a) [tex]\angle ZRY = 180^o[/tex] by the definition of angle on a straight line.
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