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Obtuse angle has a degree measure that is between?
90 < angle < 180
What is an angle with a measure between 90 and 180 degree?
An obtuse angle
What do you called an angles measure 90 degree?
A right angle.
What is an angle that measure 90 degree to 180 degrees?
Obtuse.
What is the complement of a angle?
The complement of any angle, given that the angle is less than 90 degrees, is 90 minus the angle measure. In other words, it is, "What degree measure, when added to the original angle, creates 90 degrees?"
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