It is called a right angle.
180 degrees -- a straight angle
they are called supplementary angles. a straight line has 180 degrees each side and two adjacent angles forming 180 degrees are called supplementary angles.
There are 180 degrees on a straight line.
A right bisector is a line that cuts another line at midpoint at 90 degrees. It is more often called a perpendicular bisector.
A perfectly straight line is 180 degrees.
a line which is drawn parallel to either of axis makes 90 degree with other axis
180 degrees -- a straight angle
The line perpendicular to a surface at a point is called the normal
Would be at at 90 degrees to the surface, in other words at right angles. So a line which was perpendicular to a horizontal surface would be vertical.
A line with equal angles from a surface is referred to as being normal
When the original line makes a complete revolution, the formed angle is called a perigon, or round angle.
90 degrees
A straight angle (180 degrees) makes a perfectly straight line. Any degree below 180 degrees (0-179 degrees) is NOT a straight angle NOR a straight line. straight angle = 180 degrees straight angle = straight line 180 degrees
The break in the earth's surface is called a fault line.
it is called international date line
International Date Line
Right angles measure 90 degrees. Angles less than 90 are called acute, and angles greater than 90 are called obtuse. Once you reach 180 degrees, you have formed a straight line. 360 degrees makes a circle.