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Obtuse angles in real life?
an angle whose measure is greater then 90 and less the n180
How can you use obtuse angles in the real world?
As a flooring installer I have to use every imaginable angle to match the room.
Examples of obtuse triangles in real life?
the peak of a roof is a good one it is mostly obtuse
Real life example of an obtuse angle?
A roof (:
Real world examples of an obtuse angle?
a corner of a desk
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