No, a ruler is used only to measure length, width or height. You must use a protractor in order to measure the degrees in an angle.
You can use a protractor! Draw the baseline and measure the angles and mark them. Then finally join them together!
with a ruler or anything that you can measure with
Use a tape measure!
They measure 105 degrees each.
I would measure it with a ruler.
Get a ruler and measure one at a time not all at once
protractor radian ruler
well an angle ruler is used to measure the interior angles of a shape or an agle period
A ruler. Add a line to make the angle into a triangle, measure the sides and use trigonometry.
I cannot show you anything! And even if I could, rulers don't measure angles, and angles don't appear on them.
A "protractor" is a device that can be used to draw angles of a specified size, or measure the size of unknown angles, in the same way that a "ruler" is used to do the same thing with lines.
You use protractors to measure angles. There is a ruler on the flat edge of most protractors, too. It's very handy!
The lines don't measure anything, any more than the marks on a ruler do. Latitude and longitude are angles on the Earth's surface, measured between zero- references and the location you're trying to find or describe. Some maps and globes have some latitudes and longitudes marked on them, to help you estimate the angles. Just like the marks on a ruler.
Yes, congruent angles are angles that have the same measure.
You can use a protractor! Draw the baseline and measure the angles and mark them. Then finally join them together!
Angles were taken via a pair of sights mounted of a rotating ruler with a reading index. The graduated circles divided in 360 degrees and subdivided as much as the instrument would allow.
a ruler is used to measure inches or 1 foot