It is a right angle that measures 90 degrees and it has a special square like symbol
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No, 180 degrees is a straight angle. A reflex angle is one whose value is between 180 and 360 degrees.
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no it wouldnt it would be 45.
The degrees or the angle of slope of the sides of the pyramid is on the pyramids at Giza is about 51 degrees
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a 90 degree angle is a perfect angle of a square so 80 degrees will be 10 degrees less.
There is no such thing as an angle with 540 degrees. It only goes up to 360 where it is a perfect circle. However a pentagon has a total of 540 degrees.
There are several pyramids in Egypt. Each has a different incline. Seneferu's Pyramid (the Bent Pyramid) has an angle of 54º 31' 13'' that reduces to 43º 21'. The Great Pyramid of Khufu rises at an angle of 51º 52'. Khafre has an angle of 53° 10'. The Pyramid of Menkaure has an incline of 51°20′25″.
The angles of the square base are 90 degrees, just as you'd expect, but from there we have to "get funky" just a bit to understand the answer because it varies. As we "flatten" the pyramid, the angles between the plane of the base and the sides approach zero degrees, and as we "stretch" the pyramid to infinity, the angles approach 90 degrees. The angles we are talking about have a range with limits on either end, but the angle, whatever it is, cannot be the limit itself. We say the angle is greater than zero or less than 90 degrees. The angle of the vertex will vary as well, and it will depend on the angle between the base and the ascending edge. It will vary between 90 degrees (in the case of the "flattened" pyramid) and zero degrees (in the case of the "stretched" pyramid). That is as good an answer as we can come up with given the general nature of the question.
No angles are larger than 90 degrees in a square based pyramid.
There are numerous angles and as you are not specific, please refer to the link below.
The pyramid has a angle of 43 degreesYO WELCOME
To work out the angle of any 'perfect shape' you use this formula: interior angle =((number of sides - 2) x 180)/ number of sides for an octagon: interior angle =((8-2) x 180 )/ 8 = 135 degrees
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