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What kind of angle is formed by the hands of the clock at 1230?
A straight-angle. 180o.
What kind of angle do the hands of a clock make at 9 o' clock?
A right angle which is 90 degrees
What kind of angle do the hands of the clock form at 1 o'clock?
an acute angle - of 30 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 kind of angle is formed when you have two complementary angles?
Kurt Angle.
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