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What is a Full circle Protractor?
A full protractor is is a protractor that goes 360 degrees around.
How can you construct 153 degree angle?
Use a protractor. There is no easy fix. Use a protractor. There is no easy fix. Use a protractor. There is no easy fix. Use a protractor. There is no easy fix.
How do you find the missing angle measure with parallel lines?
A protractor would be helpful
What does a protractor look like?
This is a protractor. It helps you measure angles.
Can you measure 210 degrees on a protractor?
Yes on a full protractor you can
How do you spell protractor?
Protractor
What would you use to measure a angle?
a protractor
What is a Full circle Protractor?
A full protractor is is a protractor that goes 360 degrees around.
What rhymes with protractor?
Contractor rhymes with protractor.
Can you use a protractor to measure sun light bending?
No, any bend to sunlight due to gravity would be too small to measure with a normal size protractor. Theoretically it would be possible to do so, but you'd need a huge protractor--I'm talking probably hundreds of thousands of kilometers across.
What type of simple machine is a protractor?
A protractor is not considered a simple machine. It is a measuring tool used to measure angles.
What is one way you would measure angles with a quadrangle?
Use a protractor.
What device or tool would you use to find the size of an angle?
A protractor.
How can you construct 153 degree angle?
Use a protractor. There is no easy fix. Use a protractor. There is no easy fix. Use a protractor. There is no easy fix. Use a protractor. There is no easy fix.
Filipino term of protractor?
the filipino term of protractor
When do you use protractor?
a protractor is used to measure an angle
What does 35 degrees look like when using a protractor?
When using a protractor, 35 degrees would be measured by aligning the baseline of the protractor with the starting point and then marking the 35-degree angle from there. It would look like an angle that is less than 45 degrees but greater than 30 degrees, as a reference point.
