angle is the flat portion between two (2) calls straight sides that meet at a point called the vertex. The straight line starting from the vertex divides the angle into two equal parts is called a bisector.
Angles are classified according to:
Angles are classified according to:
sides:
· Angle Rectilinear: is formed by two (2) straight lines.
· Angle Curvy: is formed by two (2) curved lines.
· Angle mixtilineal: is formed by a line and a curve.
YOUR OPENING:
· Angle Right: is half a straight angle and is 90 °, is formed when two (2) lines are perpendicular.
· Angle Acute: is an angle whose opening is less than 90 º.
· Angle Obtuse: is an angle whose opening is greater than 90 º.
· Angle Llano, is one that measures exactly 180 degrees, in this case its sides are opposite rays with the same vertex.
KEEP THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THEM:
· Angle Supplemental: when the sum or difference is a right angle, ie is 90 º. Supplemental
· Angle: those whose total worth 180 or more.
· Angle vertical angles: two (2) angles are vertical angles when the sides of one are extensions of the other side.
· Angle Rectilinear: is formed by two (2) straight lines.
· Angle Curvy: is formed by two (2) curved lines.
· Angle mixtilineal: is formed by a line and a curve.
YOUR OPENING:
· Angle Right: is half a straight angle and is 90 °, is formed when two (2) lines are perpendicular.
· Angle Acute: is an angle whose opening is less than 90 º.
· Angle Obtuse: is an angle whose opening is greater than 90 º.
· Angle Llano, is one that measures exactly 180 degrees, in this case its sides are opposite rays with the same vertex.
KEEP THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THEM:
· Angle Supplemental: when the sum or difference is a right angle, ie is 90 º. Supplemental
· Angle: those whose total worth 180 or more.
· Angle vertical angles: two (2) angles are vertical angles when the sides of one are extensions of the other side.
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