Answer:
The three internal angles of the triangle S'T'U' must have the same dimensions as the three internal angles of triangle STU.
Step-by-step explanation:
Due to the fact that Alberto is using a simple rotation around point P, and no any extension or contraction, all three vertices of the original triangle are rotated the same angle of 115 degrees, and should keep the relative distance among them intact, therefore keeping the internal angles at the same value they were in triangle STU.
The measure of those angles should therefore be:
Angle S'T'U' = angle STU
Angle T'U'S' = angle TUS
Angle U'S'T' = angle UST