A triangle can have:
Only one right or one obtuse angle
The interior angles of a triangle add up to 180°. Examine each option:
Option 1: Two right angles would give \(90^\circ + 90^\circ = 180^\circ\) already, leaving 0° for the third angle. Not possible.
Option 2: One right angle (90°) plus one obtuse angle (> 90°) gives more than 180°. Not possible.
Option 3: A right (90°) or obtuse (> 90°) angle uses at least 90° of the 180° budget, leaving less than 90° to be split between two other angles. So a triangle can have at most one right or one obtuse angle. ✓
Option 4: If each acute angle is > 60°, the total > 180°. Not possible.
Hence the correct statement is Option 3.
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