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What is an angle ruler?
An angle ruler is a tool used to measuring angles like a protractor. An angle ruler is more accurate than a protractor.
Instrument used to measure a line segment?
it would be a ruler
What tool is used to make long straight lines?
Ruler
What is used to show that angles have the same measurement on a diagram?
arcs
What is used to construct parallel lines?
In construction, all you need is a compass and a ruler.
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