Question
Can a triangle have: Two obtuse angles?
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Answer
No.
For example: Let the two angles be $120^\circ $ and $150^\circ $. Then, their sum will be $270^\circ $, which cannot form a triangle.
For example: Let the two angles be $120^\circ $ and $150^\circ $. Then, their sum will be $270^\circ $, which cannot form a triangle.
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