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What type of angle are formed when an obtuse angle is bisected?
two equal acute angles are formed.
What types of angles would be formed if a reflex angle was bisected?
Two obtuse angles.
What angle forms when a angle is bisected?
Two new angles are formed when an angle is bisected. They're equal, and each of them is equivalent to 1/2 of the original angle.
If a 100degree angle is bisected and then each new angle is bisected what is the measure of the smallest angle formed?
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If an 80-degree angle is bisected and then each new angle is bisected, what is the measure of the smallest angle formed?
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