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What kind of angles are in the letter t?
right angles and straight angles
Can two right angles be adjacent to each other?
Yes, two right angles can be adjacent to one another. In the letter "T", it's formed by two adjacent right angles.
What type of angles do T have?
It has two right angles
How many right angles in a rectangel?
depends on the placement of the sides If the sides are not perpendicular to each other than no right angles. T is perpindicular
What t-square look a like?
The letter T. The "square" in the name refers to the right angles formed where the horizontal of the T meets the top of the vertical.
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