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What do you call a 90 degree angle?
A right angle
What do you call an 180 degree angle?
A straight angle
What do you call a 45 degree angle?
acute angle
What do you call 90 degree angle?
Right Angle.
What do you call a 293 degree angle?
A reflex angle.
How do you call a 45 degree angle?
An acute angle
What do we call if an angle equal to 90 degree?
Right Angle.
What is 179 degree angle call?
An obtuse angle
What is a 130 degree angle called?
It's larger than 90 degrees, so we call it an "obtuse angle."
What do you call a 0 degree angle?
A 0 degree is a angle called a straight line but 180 degree is a straight line too. So cool yeah
What do you call an angle whose measure is between 80 degree and 90 degree?
acute
How do you call a 90 degrees angle?
A 90-degree angle is commonly called a right angle.
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