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Where can you find a picture that shows how to use a protractor?
go to this link. it has a small video: http://www.mathsisfun.com/geometry/protractor-using.html
What are the 4 basic tools of geometry?
A protractor, a compass, a ruler, and a straightedge
What are 3 tools used in geometry?
A protractor, a straight edge and a compass
What are instruments used in geometry?
Scale, protractor,compass,divider,set square
What is inside a geometry kit?
Although it varies by kit, the general ones are. A protractor, a compass, a ruler, and a triangle, and or a stencil
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