Explanation:
We are given four angles to measure and classify. The four types of angles are:
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Acute angle: less than 90°
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Right angle: exactly 90°
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Obtuse angle: more than 90° but less than 180°
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Straight angle: exactly 180°
Let’s go one by one, using the protractor shown (standard half-circle protractor, 0° to 180°):
1.
Top-left angle:
- One side lies along the 0° line (rightward).
- The other side points upward-left, landing at about
30° (since it's a small angle, clearly less than 45°).
- So this is an
acute angle.
2.
Top-right angle:
- One side horizontal (0°), the other vertical upward — that’s a perfect corner.
- This is exactly
90°, so it’s a
right angle.
3.
Bottom-left angle:
- One side along 0°, the other goes up-right, pointing near
135° (since it’s halfway between 90° and 180°, which is 135°).
- That’s greater than 90° but less than 180° →
obtuse angle.
4.
Bottom-right angle:
- The two sides form a straight line (one to the left, one to the right), passing through the center.
- This is exactly
180° →
straight angle.
Double-checking:
- 30° → acute
✔
- 90° → right
✔
- 135° → obtuse
✔
- 180° → straight
✔
All match standard angle classifications.
Final Answer:
Acute, Right, Obtuse, Straight
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