Angles - Remainder of 180 Degree Angle (Level 4)

This math topic focuses on calculating the complementary angles to make a total of 180 degrees, which is pertinent to the study of intersecting, parallel, and perpendicular lines in geometry. Students are given one angle and must determine the measure of the other angle to complete 180 degrees. The topic features multiple-choice questions where the possible answers are listed, and learners must choose the correct one that sums up to 180 degrees with the given angle.

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Angles - Remainder of 180 Degree Angle Worksheet

Math worksheet on 'Angles - Remainder of 180 Degree Angle (Level 4)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Geometry - Angle Basics' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/geometry_angle_basics/

1

A 180º angle is made up of a 111º angle and another angle. How many degrees is the other angle?

a

89º

b

84º

c

69º

d

49º

e

54º

f

44º

2

A 180º angle is made up of a 107º angle and another angle. How many degrees is the other angle?

a

73º

b

93º

c

88º

d

63º

e

68º

f

53º

3

A 180º angle is made up of a 36º angle and another angle. How many degrees is the other angle?

a

149º

b

124º

c

134º

d

144º

e

154º

f

119º

4

A 180º angle is made up of a 35º angle and another angle. How many degrees is the other angle?

a

155º

b

135º

c

145º

d

150º

e

130º

f

165º

5

A 180º angle is made up of a 65º angle and another angle. How many degrees is the other angle?

a

95º

b

125º

c

110º

d

135º

e

115º

f

130º

6

A 180º angle is made up of a 125º angle and another angle. How many degrees is the other angle?

a

65º

b

70º

c

40º

d

45º

e

55º

f

35º

7

A 180º angle is made up of a 95º angle and another angle. How many degrees is the other angle?

a

65º

b

60º

c

105º

d

85º

e

70º

f

75º