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An angle 180 degree is called?
straight angle
An angle whose sides make a line is called?
A 180 Degree angle therefore a straight line.
Is there a difference between a line and a straight angle?
yes a straight angle is a 180 degree angle and a line is just a straight line
How many degree is a straight angle?
180
What is an 180 degree angle look like?
a line or straight angle
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