180o. It's called a straight angle.
yes a straight angle is a 180 degree angle and a line is just a straight line
No, a right angle is 90 degrees. In fact it is exactly half of a line.
180 degrees
Yes a straight line is considered an angle as the line which is inclined on the base line has 0degree angle on the base line .
This is also known as Eculidean construction. The definition for an angle bisector is: A line which cuts an angle into two equal halves
yes a straight angle is a 180 degree angle and a line is just a straight line
There is no angle. its just a straight line
No, a right angle is 90 degrees. In fact it is exactly half of a line.
It is called a straight angle. It is just a straight line.
Yes - any straight line.
180 degrees
Just draw a big L an L is a 90 degree angle from line going up to the bottom line.
Yes a straight line is considered an angle as the line which is inclined on the base line has 0degree angle on the base line .
This is also known as Eculidean construction. The definition for an angle bisector is: A line which cuts an angle into two equal halves
A straight line adds up to 180. Just like the angles of a triangle
Early mathematicians just chose 360 to be the number of degrees in a circle. Since a straight line corresponds to an angle where you've only rotated halfway around a circle, they said that a line had a 180 degree angle.
To reflect an angle, you first need to identify the angle's vertex and its two sides. Draw a line that represents the line of reflection (the mirror line). Then, for each side of the angle, measure the angle formed with the mirror line and replicate that angle on the opposite side of the mirror line. The new lines created from this process will represent the reflected angle.