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What letter in the alphabet has right angles and acute angles?
The letter "K"
How many angles are in the letter k?
4 angles
How many right angles are there in the letter k?
The answer depends on the font: it is 0 or 1.
What letter in the alphabet has an acute angle and a rightangle together?
The letter K. It has two acute angles, top and bottom between, the l and < and the inside angle of the < is a rightangle.
How many angles does the letter m have in it?
As a capital letter M it has three angles
What letter in the alphabet has right angles and acute angles?
The letter "K"
How many angles are in the letter k?
4 angles
No. Of acute angles in word Deepak?
There are two acute in the letter k
How many right angles are there in the letter k?
The answer depends on the font: it is 0 or 1.
Which letter in the alphabet has a acute and a right angles together?
K and R are two possibilities.
How many right angles in the letter K?
The letter K contains two right angles. A right angle is defined as an angle that measures exactly 90 degrees. In the letter K, there are two perpendicular lines meeting at a corner, each forming a right angle.
What are three letters that have obtuse angles?
Three letters that have obtuse angles are "A," "K," and "R." In the letter "A," the angles formed at the top are obtuse. The letter "K" has an obtuse angle between the vertical line and the upper diagonal line, while "R" features an obtuse angle where the curved section meets the vertical line.
How many angles in a octagon?
There are no angles they are all obtuse angles
What letter in the alphabet has an acute angle and a rightangle together?
The letter K. It has two acute angles, top and bottom between, the l and < and the inside angle of the < is a rightangle.
How many angles does k have?
None
What kind of angles are in the letter A?
There are 3 acute angles and 2 obtuse angles in the letter A.
The types of angles are said to be equal?
Angles with the same measure - or, if you are into higher maths, those that differ by 360*k degrees or 2*pi*k radians, where k is an integer.
