ANGLE

PROPERTIES
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Sum of angle measures on a line
 Sum of angle measures on a line

m∠a =
m∠b =
m∠c =

m∠a + m∠b + m∠c =

Sum of angle measures on a line

m∠a = 35°
m∠b = 90°
m∠c = 65°
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 Sum of angle measures on a point

Let’s look at this visually and take the five angles below:

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 Sum of angle measures on a point
Rearranging these angles so that they meet at one point,, we get:

The sum of the angles is 360° and they have made a full turn, and so the angles around a point add to
equal 360°.

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 Sum of angle measures on a point
Angles around a point describes the sum of angles that can be arranged together so that they form a full
turn. Angles around a point add to 360°.

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