This math topic focuses on angle estimation and basics of Geometry. It includes seven questions that require the learner to understand the concept of angles, particularly identifying and comparing various angles. Students are asked to identify which picture best represents an angle based on an existing reference angle. These skills provide a foundation for much of Geometry and are important for spatial reasoning. In summary, students are enhancing their skills in comparing, estimating, and identifying angles.
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Practice:
Estimating - Reversed With Reference
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If the displayed angle is 15°, which angle shows 30°?
Angles - Estimating - Reversed With Reference Worksheet
| Math worksheet on 'Angles - Estimating - Reversed With Reference (Level 2)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Geometry - Angle Basics' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/geometry_angle_basics/ |
| If the displayed angle is 60°, which angle shows 45°? |
| If the displayed angle is 45°, which angle shows 30°? |
| If the displayed angle is 30°, which angle shows 15°? |
| If the displayed angle is 30°, which angle shows 15°? |
| If the displayed angle is 90°, which angle shows 75°? |
| If the displayed angle is 45°, which angle shows 60°? |
| If the displayed angle is 75°, which angle shows 60°? |