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Is a 100 degree triangle acute obtuse or right?
If a triangle has a 100 degree angle, it is an obtuse triangle because a 100 degree angle is an obtuse angle. angle > 90 = obtuse angle = 90 = right angle < 90 = acute
321 degree angle name?
An angle greater than 90 degree is an obtuse angle.
What is the name of the angle 360 degree?
complete angle
What is the name for 90 degree angle?
A right angle
What is the name for an angle that is 90 degree?
A right angle
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