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Line that forms a right angle with the horizon?
right angle
Does a right angle triangle have 90 degree angle?
Yes. That is why it is called a right angle triangle!Yes. That is why it is called a right angle triangle!Yes. That is why it is called a right angle triangle!Yes. That is why it is called a right angle triangle!
What is a ray that forms parts of an angle called?
It is called an arm of the angle.
Why is a right angle sometimes called a right angle?
Because a right angle is a right angle.
What is the side that forms the right angle of right triangle is a?
The legs.
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