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Note Taking Guide Module 12

The document outlines the definitions and classifications of various types of angles, including acute, obtuse, right, straight, and reflex angles. It explains how to measure angles using a protractor and the concept of additive angles, where smaller angles can be combined to form larger angles. Additionally, it provides steps for drawing specific angles with a protractor.

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Note Taking Guide Module 12

The document outlines the definitions and classifications of various types of angles, including acute, obtuse, right, straight, and reflex angles. It explains how to measure angles using a protractor and the concept of additive angles, where smaller angles can be combined to form larger angles. Additionally, it provides steps for drawing specific angles with a protractor.

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Define and Draw the Angles 12.

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Math Module 12
Angles Acute Angle Right Angle Reflex Angle

Point
Terms to Know: Define and draw

Line Segment
Obtuse Angle Straight Angle

Line

Ray Classify the Angles

90° 35° 177° 89° 180° 99° 45° 134°


Vertex

Acute Obtuse Straight Right


degrees:
What is the angle measure for Label the Benchmark Angles
Math Module 12 the angle shown below? 12.02
Measuring with a Angles are sections of a full circle. Benchmark
Protractor 12.02 angles can be used to estimate measurement
of angles. Benchmark angles include 90°,
180°, 270° and 360°.

A protractor may have two sets of Additive Angles 12.04


numbers. When reading from left Angles are additive because they can be combined Consider this reflex angle that is made up of
to create a larger angle. Using benchmark angles four smaller angles. The angles can be
to right, one set of numbers goes and additive angles you can calculate to the decomposed into many smaller angles like
from 0° to 180°, and the other set measurement of unknown angles. this one.
goes from 180° to 0°. Be sure to
always start at the ray that is
pointing to 0° on the baseline.
Then, count around the protractor
to find the other ray and
determine the measure of the When the smaller angles are combined, the sum will be 180°. When the measures are combined, the
n + 45 = 180 sum of all the angles will be _____.
angle. To find the unknown angle measure for n, subtract 45° from 180°.
What is the unknown value for n? ___________
Math Module 12
Drawing with a Protractor
12.03 (page 1)
What are the steps to drawing a 40° angle
using a protractor? Fill in the missing steps.
Step 1 The first step is to draw a ray. The endpoint will
become the vertex.
Using the steps you have just learned. Draw a 95°
angle using a protractor.
Step 2

Step 3 Once the protractor is lined up, find which 0° will


be the starting point. Since this ray is lined up with
the baseline pointing to the right, use the top set of
numbers. Look for 40°. Draw a mark on the paper.

Step 4

Step 5 Draw an arrow on the end of the new side to make


it a ray. You have drawn an angle with a measure
of 40°.

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