Question 716774
The measures of the angles of a triangle add up to {{{180^o}}} and
{{{75^o+85^o+20^o=180^o}}} so it is possible to draw a triangle.
In fact, I could draw many triangles with those angle measures.
Some will be smaller and others larger, but they will all be scaled-up or scaled down versions of one another.
They will be what is known as "similar triangles."
There is an infinite number of such triangles.