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The angles at a point always add up to 360 degrees because a full rotation around that point encompasses all possible directions in a plane. As you move around the point, you complete a circular path, and since a circle is defined as having 360 degrees, the sum of the angles formed by lines radiating from that point must equal 360 degrees. This principle is fundamental in geometry and applies universally in two-dimensional space.

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