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Angles
Angle calculation involves various operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of angles. These calculations are often performed using trigonometric functions.
Question Nr. 1out of 10
In the diagram, a square is depicted. Find angle DEF.
Question Nr. 2out of 10
Find angle ABD, knowing that angle ADC is 96°, and angle DAB is 31°.
Question Nr. 3out of 10
Triangle ABC is isosceles. Find angle ABC, knowing that angle CAB is 72°.
Question Nr. 4out of 10
Find the angle AOB measuring clockwise.
Question Nr. 5out of 10
In the diagram, a square is depicted. Find angle DEB.
Question Nr. 6out of 10
In the diagram, a rectangle is depicted. Find angle DOB, knowing that angle ADO is 49°.
Question Nr. 7out of 10
In the diagram, a rectangle is depicted. Find angle AOD, knowing that angle ADO is 46°.
Question Nr. 8out of 10
Triangle ABC is isosceles. Find angle CAB, knowing that angle ABC is 38°.
Question Nr. 9out of 10
Triangle ABC is isosceles. Find angle CAB, knowing that angle ABC is 34°.
Question Nr. 10out of 10
Find the angle AOB measuring clockwise.
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Sample questions
- Find the angle AOB measuring clockwise.
- Triangle ABC is isosceles. Find angle ABC, knowing that angle CAB is ___°.
- Triangle ABC is isosceles. Find angle CAB, knowing that angle ABC is ___°.
- Find angle ABD, knowing that angle ADC is ___°, and angle DAB is ___°.
- In the diagram, a rectangle is depicted. Find angle AOD, knowing that angle ADO is ___°.
Angle calculations
Angles on a straight line total 180°, angles around a point total 360°, and parts of a right angle total 90°. Identify the relationship shown before calculating.
Triangles and intersecting lines
The angles of a triangle total 180°, and vertically opposite angles formed by intersecting lines are equal. A diagram may not be to scale, so use labels and stated values.
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