Raymond B. answered 05/26/22
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
if you know all the other interior angles of a polygon, subtract their sum from (n-2)(180) where n = the number of sides of the polygon
if it's a triangle then angle A = 180-B-C
if it's a quadrilateral the angle A = 360-B-C-D
if it's a pentagon, the angle A = 540-B-C-D-E
if it's an n sided polygon then angle A = (n-2)(180) minus sum of all other angles