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What is an angle that measures less than called?
By definition, an acute angle is any angle that measures less than .
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Two rays that meet at one point, an endpoint, is called ___________.
By definition, an angle is composed of two rays that meet at a point, called the endpoint.
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The image below can be described as a ___________.
A line segment is a straight line that has a starting point and an ending point.
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What is an angle that measures more than , but less than
called?
By definition, and obtuse angle is any angle that measure more than , but less than
.
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What is a degree angle called?
By definition, a right angle measures .
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An angle that measures is called ___________.
By definition, a straight angle measures .
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The image below can be described as a ___________.
By definition, a ray starts at a point and continues in a certain direction, with no endpoint.
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The image below can be described as ___________.
This image is an angle because it shows two rays meeting at an endpoint.
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The image below can be described as ___________.
The image shows an acute angle because it has a measure of , which is less than
.
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The image below can be described as ___________.
The image shows an obtuse angle because it has a measure of , which is more than
but less than
.
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The image below can be described as ___________.
This image is a straight angle because it measures .
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The image below can be described as ___________.
The image shows a right angle because the angle's measure is
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