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A 5-degree angle is quite small and can be visualized as a slight opening between two lines or rays. It is roughly one-twelfth of a right angle (90 degrees) and appears almost flat. When you compare it to a 0-degree angle (which is a straight line), you can see that the two lines are barely separated, making it difficult to notice without precise measurement tools. In practical terms, it can be likened to the tilt of a clock's minute hand moving from one position to another over a short distance.

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23h ago

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