What is the angle of the triangle if the angle is a = 28 degrees, the angle is B = 39 degrees.

We have a triangle ABC.
Angle A in this triangle is 28 °, angle B is 39 °.
We know that the sum of the angles in any triangle is always 360 °.
We are given two angles in one triangle and the sum of all these three angles of the triangle.
This means that we can formulate an equation where we take the unknown angle for x.
Since we called the triangle ABC, and the angles A and B are given to us, it means that the unknown angle that needs to be found is called C.
Then x will be equal to: 360 ° – 28 ° – 39 ° = 293 °. This is the angle C
Answer: Angle C is 293 degrees.