This math topic covers the concept of estimating angles in degrees, an essential part of the basics of geometry. Specifically, given a reference angle, the students' task is to provide a good estimation for the measurement of a second angle. A crucial aspect of understanding geometrical figures and their properties, the topic provides practice through illustrative questions where the images aid in visual estimation.
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If the first angle is 105°, what is a good estimate for the second angle?
Math worksheet on 'Angles - Estimating (degrees) 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 first angle is 30°, what is a good estimate for the second angle? |
125º |
95º |
145º |
85º |
135º |
15º |
If the first angle is 105°, what is a good estimate for the second angle? |
240º |
180º |
90º |
220º |
10º |
140º |
If the first angle is 60°, what is a good estimate for the second angle? |
215º |
205º |
115º |
105º |
195º |
45º |
If the first angle is 45°, what is a good estimate for the second angle? |
170º |
140º |
200º |
220º |
130º |
60º |
If the first angle is 30°, what is a good estimate for the second angle? |
185º |
85º |
125º |
15º |
155º |
175º |
If the first angle is 30°, what is a good estimate for the second angle? |
85º |
15º |
65º |
95º |
185º |
135º |
If the first angle is 45°, what is a good estimate for the second angle? |
30º |
90º |
190º |
150º |
200º |
170º |