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प्रश्न
The angle shown in this picture is
विकल्प
more than 120°
Less than 45°
more than 180°
90°
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उत्तर
The angle shown in this picture is 90°
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संबंधित प्रश्न
State if the angle given below, write the name of the vertex, the name of the arm and the name of the angle.
Name the points in the exterior of the angle PQR.
In the figure, given below name the two acute angles.
In the given figure; PQR is a straight line. If: ∠SQR = 75°; find ∠PQS.
Find the value of ‘x’ for the following figure:
Find the value of ‘x’ for the following figure:
Find the number of degrees in an angle that is `3/5` of a right angle.
Find the number of degrees in an angle that is 0.2 times of a straight line angle.
Find the complement of 0.4 times of 130°.
Two supplementary angles are in the ratio 7 : 5. Find the angles.
The measure of the angle is given below. Write the type of angle.
215°
The measure of the angle is given below. Write the type of angle.
360°
The measure of the angle is given below. Write the type of angle.
120°
The measure of the angle is given below. Write the type of angle.
90°
Look at the figure below and write the type of the angle.
Use a protractor to draw an acute angle, a right angle, and an obtuse angle.
Use any number of the given dots to make different angles.
A Straight Angle
Pick out the Right angle from the given figures.
Pick out the Acute angle from the given figures.
Pick out the Obtuse angle from the given figures.
Draw and label of the angle.
∠SMC = 145°
Measure the angle of the given figure using protractor and identify the type of angle as acute, obtuse, right or straight
_____________ angle is formed by joining two consecutive right angles
The obtuse angle in ∆ABC is ______________
Hand of a clock at 3.20 shows ______________ angle
The angle formed by the nail cutter is _______________
Name the angles formed when the vessels are lifted by tongs in kitchen is _____________
Draw anything of your choice around the angle shown. Also, write what kind of angle it is. The first one is done.
Put 10 Math-Magic books on top of each other. Keep one book slanting to make a slide.
Now do this with six books.
- Roll a ball from the top. From which slide does the ball roll down faster?
- Which slide has the smaller angle?
