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180 degrees or more, but not less than 90 degrees
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What angle equals 120 degress?
I think that is obtuse
How many degress are in a obtuse angle?
180 degrees or more, but not less than 90 degrees
Why is it useful to have more than one name for an angle?
Because of the angle was different. Name three kinds of angles there. Among them: right-angled (90 degress), obtuse angle (more than 90 degress), and acute angle (less than 90 degress).
What type of angle is 112 degress?
It is an obtuse angle because it is greater than 90 but less than 180 degrees
What is an angle that is more than 90 degress but less than 180 degrees called?
obtuse
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