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An angle that measures 180?
An angle that measures 180 degrees would be in a straight line. Therefore, this angle is known as a straight angle.
What is the angle that measures 180?
sraight angle
What do you call to an angle measures greater than 180 and less than 270?
An angle that measures greater than 180o but less than 270o is obtuse.
An angle that measures 180 degrees?
a straight angle
What is the sum of an angle and its measures?
180
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