1 right angle turn = 90 degrees
If each turn is in the opposite direction from the one before it, then there are
2 in one direction and 3 in the other direction, and 5 of them wind up turning
you 90 degrees.
If there is 1 turn in one direction and 4 in the other direction, then 5 of them
wind up turning you 3/4 of a turn, or 270 degrees.
If each turn is in the same direction, then 5 of them turn you 450 degrees,
which has exactly the same effect as turning 90 degrees.
So . . . five right angle turns can turn you 90 or 270 degrees from the direction
you were originally facing, but they can't turn you 180 degrees or leave you
facing the same way as you started.
Holy Moly ! Do you see what that means ? It means that if you turn 90 degrees
five times, it doesn't matter which way you turn each time, you're still going to
wind up in the same position as if you had simply turned either to the right or
to the left once !
Each turn is 90 degrees, therefore 90 x 5 = 450 degrees, if they are all in the same direction.
The degree measure of five fourths of a right angle is 112.5 degrees
It is 72 degrees.
Each turn is 90 degree, therefore 90 x 5 = 450 degree. If they are all in the same direction.
It is 5/4 of 90 degrees = 112.5 degrees
90 degrees times 5
30
90, since 90*5=450, 450-360=90
It is 150 degrees.
Each turn is 90 degrees, therefore 90 x 5 = 450 degrees, if they are all in the same direction.
The degree measure of five fourths of a right angle is 112.5 degrees
It is 72 degrees.
Each turn is 90 degree, therefore 90 x 5 = 450 degree. If they are all in the same direction.
It is 5/4 of 90 degrees = 112.5 degrees
5/3 of 90 degrees is 150 degrees
An angle of thirty-five degrees, and any angle less than 90 degrees is an acute angle.
It is: 5/4*90 = 112.5 degrees