Question

Classify the angles in questions 1–3 below.
1.

(1 point)
• acute
• right
• obtuse
• straight
2.

(1 point)
• acute
• right
• obtuse
• straight
3.

(1 point)
• acute
• right
• obtuse
• straight

Answer 1

4.
Identify the angles as complementary or supplementary and then find the value of x.


(1 point)
• supplementary, 65º
• complementary, 155º
• complementary, 65º
• supplementary, 155º
5.
Which equation can be used to find the value of x in this figure?



(1 point)
• 90 + x = 106
• 106 – x = 74
• 106 + x = 180
• none of these

Answer 2

here are the pictures for each question

Answer 3

help please

Answer 4

okay
:)
1st lets see what these terms mean-
• acute
• right
• obtuse
• straight

Answer 5

do you know what a 90 degree angle is?

Answer 6

no

Answer 7

okay i'll tell
so this is what a 90 degree angle looks like->

Answer 8

and if an angle is 90 degrees then we call it right angle

Answer 9

ok

Answer 10

if the angle is smaller than 90 degrees then we call it acute angle

Answer 11

and if the angle is bigger than 90 degrees then we call it obtuse angle

Answer 12

so the answr is A

Answer 13

yes correct!! :)
the 1st one will be A

Answer 14

and if we just have a straight line then it is straight angle
it looks like this-

Answer 15

okay now we know what those options mean :)
now try to figure out the 2nd question

Answer 16

okay

Answer 17

so would it be D. Straight

Answer 18

to be a straight angle that whole thing must look like a straight line. Like i drew in the previous image :)
try again

Answer 19

so then it would be B. Right because its on the right

Answer 20

well no its not right angle
to be a right angle must exactly look like i drew in the right angle definition

okay i'll help on this one :)
it will be obtuse angle
an obtuse angle is more than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees[180 degrees is also known as straight angle]

obtuse angles look like this-

Answer 21

so its C

Answer 22

yes :)
now try to answer question 3

Answer 23

okay i will try im not really good at math

Answer 24

its okay you can do ut :)

Answer 25

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