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What is the given name of an angle of 132 degrees?
Any angle past 90 degrees is called an obtuse angle.
What is the angles of a clock at half past two?
The angle between the two hands of the clock at half past two is 105 degrees.
What is the angle between the minute hand and hour hand at quarter past two?
22.5 degrees
If the clock is at 915 what kind of angle is it?
Probably the answer being looked for here is a straight angle (180 degrees) but the truth is that by 9:15 the hour hand is a little past the 9.
What does a 55 degree angel look like?
It is an acute angle which is greater than 0 but less than 90 degrees. Every minute on a standard wall clock is six degrees. 55 degrees is a little past 12:09.
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