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Practice measuring angles using a protractor with this educational worksheet.

Worksheet titled "Measuring Angles with a Protractor" featuring six diagrams of protractors with angles to be measured, from Brighterly.

Worksheet titled "Measuring Angles with a Protractor" featuring six diagrams of protractors with angles to be measured, from Brighterly.

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To measure each angle using the protractor shown in the problems, follow these steps:

1. Check the Zero Line: Look at where the bottom line of the angle sits on the protractor.
* If the line points to the right (starts at $0^\circ$ on the right side), you read the numbers on the inner scale (the smaller numbers going up from right to left).
* If the line points to the left (starts at $0^\circ$ on the left side), you read the numbers on the outer scale (the smaller numbers going up from left to right).

2. Read the Measurement: Follow the other line of the angle up to the curved edge and see which number it crosses.

Here is the step-by-step solution for each problem:

* Problem 1): The base line is on the right. We use the inner scale. The second line crosses exactly at 60.
* Problem 2): The base line is on the right. We use the inner scale. The second line crosses exactly at 45 (halfway between 40 and 50).
* Problem 3): The base line is on the left. We use the outer scale. The second line crosses exactly at 120.
* Problem 4): The base line is on the right. We use the inner scale. The second line crosses exactly at 70.
* Problem 5): The base line is on the right. We use the inner scale. The second line goes straight up to 90.
* Problem 6): The base line is on the left. We use the outer scale. The second line crosses exactly at 150.
* Problem 7): The base line is on the right. We use the inner scale. The second line crosses exactly at 30.
* Problem 8): The base line is on the left. We use the outer scale. The second line crosses exactly at 135 (halfway between 130 and 140).

Final Answer:
1) 60°
2) 45°
3) 120°
4) 70°
5) 90°
6) 150°
7) 30°
8) 135°
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of using protractor worksheet.
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