How do you draw a 260 degree angle?

Answer 1

Well, darling, to draw a 260 degree angle, you start by drawing a 180 degree angle (which is a straight line), then you just add another 80 degrees to that bad boy. It's as simple as that, honey! Just grab your protractor and get to work, you've got yourself a 260 degree angle in no time.

Answer 2

Well, isn't that a happy little question! To draw a 260 degree angle, you'll want to start by drawing a 180 degree angle, which is like a straight line. Then, you simply need to add another 80 degree angle to that line. Just think of it as adding a little extra sunshine to your painting!

Answer 3

To draw a 260-degree angle, start by drawing a straight line. Then, use a protractor to measure and mark a point at 260 degrees on the line, starting from the initial point. Next, draw a line connecting the initial point to the marked point at 260 degrees to form the angle. Ensure the angle opens in the counterclockwise direction from the initial line to accurately represent a 260-degree angle.

Answer 4

Assuming you have a 180o protractor:

A full circle is 360o, so the obtuse angle that makes a full circle with the 260o reflex angle is 360o - 260o = 100o.

So measure an angle of 100o and draw it, but mark the reflex angle with a small arc:

1. Draw one arm of the angle;
2. Put the centre (cross-hairs) of the protractor at one end of this line;
3. Rotate the protractor about its centre until one of the zero lines is along the line already drawn.
4. Mark 100o using the scale that has 0o on the line
5. remove the protractor and draw the line from the end of the line where the centre was to this mark.
6. Draw a small arc around the "outside" of the angle (from one line to the other, near the point where the lines meet) to show it is the reflex angle that has been drawn.