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If an obtuse angle is bisected then are the resulting angles obtuse or acute?
They will be acute angles.
If a right angle is bisected the resulting angles will always be acute angles?
yes, since angle is 45 degrees and thus less than 90, making it acute
What do you call an angle divided into two equal angles?
A bisected angle.
If an 80 degree angle is bisected and then each new angle is bisected what is the measure of the smallest angle formed?
20 degrees.
What type of angles are formed if a 40' angle is bisected?
Bisected means that it cuts the angle into two equal parts. Therefore, if a 40degree angle is bisected, two 20degree angles will be formed.
Is obtuse angle bisected the resulting angle are always acute?
no
If an obtuse angle is bisected then are the resulting angles obtuse or acute?
They will be acute angles.
What type of angle are formed when an obtuse angle is bisected?
two equal acute angles are formed.
If a right angle is bisected the resulting angles will always be acute angles?
yes, since angle is 45 degrees and thus less than 90, making it acute
What is formed when a acute or obtuse angle are bisected?
Two equal angles are formed.
If a right angle is bisected what are th resulting angles?
acute 45 degree angles
What type of angels are formed if a 40 degree angle is bisected?
Two 20 degree acute angles will be formed.
What happens when acute angles are bisected?
you get two angles that are the sum of the original angle but, when added, are the total. (45+45=90)
Which kind of angle is formed when this angle is bisected?
That will depend entirely on the angle bisected which has not been given.
If a 100degree angle is bisected and then each new angle is bisected what is the measure of the smallest angle formed?
25o
What do you call an angle divided into two equal angles?
A bisected angle.
What does bisected angle means?
A bisected angle refers to an angle that has been divided into two equal parts by a line or ray called the angle bisector. This means that each of the two resulting angles measures half of the original angle. For example, if an angle measures 80 degrees, each of the bisected angles would measure 40 degrees. Angle bisectors are commonly used in geometry to solve problems related to angle measurements and constructions.
