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What is a name for a 83 degree angle?
It is an acute angle.
What is a name for a 80 degree angle?
An acute angle.
What is the Name for zero degree angle?
an acute angle because it is less than ninety degrees.
What is the name of a 285 degree angle?
Angle greater than 180 degrees are reflex angles.
Name examples of a 45 degree angle?
pizza and a dimond
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The measure of the complement to a 77 degree angle is?
13
What is the compliment of a 13 degree angle?
77 degrees
WHAT DO WE CALL 77 DEGREE ANGLE?
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How do you find the measure of the supplement of a 103 degree angle?
Subtract the 103 from 180 to get 77 degrees.
321 degree angle name?
An angle greater than 90 degree is an obtuse angle.
What is the name of a 45 degree angle?
An acute angle
What is the name of the angle 360 degree?
complete angle
What is the name of a 90 degree angle?
A right angle
What is the name for 90 degree angle?
A right angle
What is the name for an angle that is 90 degree?
A right angle
What is another name for a 180 degree angle?
straight angle
What is the name of a 35 degree angle?
That would be an acute angle.
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