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Measuring angles with a protractor

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1. Use the protractor. How many degrees is the marked angle?

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2. Use the protractor. How many degrees is the marked angle?

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3. Use the protractor. How many degrees is the marked angle?

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4. Use the protractor. How many degrees is the marked angle?

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5. Use the protractor. How many degrees is the marked angle?

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Answer key · Measuring angles with a protractor

1. 120

The arm along the baseline points to 0 on the inner scale, so read the inner scale.

The angle is bigger than a right angle, so the answer must be more than 90.

The other arm points to 120 on the inner scale, so the angle is 120°.

2. 140

The arm along the baseline points to 0 on the inner scale, so read the inner scale.

The angle is bigger than a right angle, so the answer must be more than 90.

The other arm points to 140 on the inner scale, so the angle is 140°.

3. 160

The arm along the baseline points to 0 on the inner scale, so read the inner scale.

The angle is bigger than a right angle, so the answer must be more than 90.

The other arm points to 160 on the inner scale, so the angle is 160°.

4. 80

The arm along the baseline points to 0 on the inner scale, so read the inner scale.

The angle is smaller than a right angle, so the answer must be less than 90.

The other arm points to 80 on the inner scale, so the angle is 80°.

5. 30

The arm along the baseline points to 0 on the inner scale, so read the inner scale.

The angle is smaller than a right angle, so the answer must be less than 90.

The other arm points to 30 on the inner scale, so the angle is 30°.

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