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Well, darling, the Greek letter used to represent an angle is "theta." It's like the Beyoncé of the Greek alphabet, strutting its stuff in geometry and trigonometry like nobody's business. So, next time you see that symbol, just remember it's here to slay those angles.

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Oh, dude, it's like the easiest question ever. The Greek letter used to represent an angle is "theta." It's like the go-to angle symbol in math, you know? So next time you see a funky angle in a math problem, just remember, it's probably theta.

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