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A capital letter with a right angle is a "L." In typography, the term "L" refers to the letter "L" in uppercase form. The right angle is formed by the vertical stroke and the horizontal stroke intersecting at a 90-degree angle. This characteristic distinguishes the letter "L" from other letters in the alphabet.
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Only one.
The short answer is: because that is what a kite is. Long answer (although some minor steps have been skipped): Consider a kite, ABCD, where AB = DA and BC = CD Draw the diagonal AC. Then triangles ABC and ACD are congruent (SSS). So angle BAC = angle DAC. Now draw diagonal BD which intersects AC at E. Then triangles ABE and ADE are congruent (SAS) So angle AEB = angle AED. But these angles are supplementary. Therefore they must be right angles.
There are no right angles in the letter "e".
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Probably E - since it has four right-angles.
The capital letter E has no acute angles but it does have right angles.
Right angles of 90 degrees
Right and straight
Both do.
Oh, dude, angles in the letter E? Like, let me break it down for you. The letter E has three angles - two acute angles and one obtuse angle. So, next time you're doodling E's in your notebook, just remember, it's got some angles going on. Cool, right?
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theres only one. A right angle
it will be 6 or 7 or8 or9
Capital letters that have right angles depend on the font, but I can find 10:BDEFGHILPRT2 Lower case letters with right angles are:ft