An angle is formed by two lines meeting at a point called the vertex. The two lines are called arms and the angle is the amount of space between them. There are several types of angles including acute (less than 90 degrees), right (90 degrees), obtuse (greater than 90 but less than 180 degrees), straight (180 degrees), and reflex (greater than 180 degrees). A protractor can be used to measure angles, and right angles are often indicated with a box in the corner. Reflex angles are measured and then 360 is subtracted from the measurement.
2. What is an angle? And the
parts?
An angle is the mesaure of two straight
lines.
The point when the two lines join is called
vertix.
The two straight lines are called arms.
An angle is the amount of space
between the arms.
4. TYPES OF ANGLES:
ACUTE ANGLE AN ANGLE THAT IS LESS
THAN 90尊
Right Angle An angle that is 90尊 exactly
Obtuse Angle An angle that is greater
(bigger) than 90尊 but less
than 180尊
Straight angle An angle that is 180尊
exactly
Reflex Angle An Angle that is grater
(bigger) than 180 尊