Let's break down the problem step by step in very simple terms.

We are trying to find the angles in a triangle. I can see some angles are given already, and we just need to calculate the missing one.

1. Look at the Triangle: We know that in any triangle, all the angles inside must add up to 180°. So we will use this information to help us find the missing angle.

2. The Given Angles: In the triangle, two angles are given:

   • One is 85° (already written).
   • Another one is 95° (also written).

3. Add These Two Angles:

   • $85° + 95° = 180°$.

4. Check if any angle is missing: You already wrote down that the sum of angles is 180°. In this case, no angle is missing, and the calculation matches the triangle rule.

5. Conclusion: The angles in the triangle seem to be already solved. The angles are 85°, 95°, and the third angle would automatically be calculated based on their sum, confirming that this is a solved triangle.

Here are 5 questions to think about:

1. What should the sum of angles in a triangle always be?
2. What is the formula to find a missing angle in any triangle?
3. Why do angles in a triangle always add up to 180°?
4. If you have two angles in a triangle, how do you find the third one?
5. Can the angles in a triangle ever add up to more than 180°?

Tip: Always remember, the sum of all angles in a triangle must be exactly 180°.