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The ideas in this geometry lesson are taken from the Geometry ebook that I sell at MathMammoth.com. This lesson plan does not contain all the problems the Geometry ebook does. Measuring angles
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This is a 1 degree angle! |
| This is a protractor. It is used to measure angles. Note how it has the shape of half a circle; therefore it only measures angles up to 180. It has two sets of numbers: one set goes from 0 to 180 one way, one set from 0 to 180 the other way. Which one you read depends on where you place the one side of the angle you are measuring. |
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[Picture available in the ebook] |
| To measure an angle, place the little circle or open hole of the protractor on the VERTEX of the angle. Place the zero line of the protractor on the ONE SIDE of the angle. Then read the measure where the other side hits the protractor scale. This angle is obviously an OBTUSE angle, so we read the scale at 127 degrees. |
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1. Measure the following angles. If necessary, continue the sides of the angle..
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2. Measure all the angles in these triangles.

3. Draw an angle of a) 35 b) 76 c) 137 d) 162
4. Here you see a pie with angles of 90,
75, 75, and 120 . Draw into the other pie diagram angles of 35
and 160 degrees. The picture already has a right angle. What
will
the fourth "pie piece angle" be?
[Pictures in the ebook]
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