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    The document is about different types of angles for a 5th grade mathematics class. It defines an angle, and describes acute angles as between 0 and 90 degrees, obtuse angles as between 90 and 180 degrees, right angles as 90 degrees, straight angles as 180 degrees. It asks students to classify sample angles as acute or obtuse based on their measures and notes that a complete angle measures 360 degrees.

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    The document is about different types of angles for a 5th grade mathematics class. It defines an angle, and describes acute angles as between 0 and 90 degrees, obtuse angles as between 90 and 180 degrees, right angles as 90 degrees, straight angles as 180 degrees. It asks students to classify sample angles as acute or obtuse based on their measures and notes that a complete angle measures 360 degrees.

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    Subject: Mathematics

    Topic: Angles

    Grade: V

    Cambridge/V/2122 Angles 1of 13


    Angles

    What do you mean by an


    ‘angle’?

     An angle is a measure of a turn.

    Arm of an angle
     When two lines meet each other
    at a point, an angle is formed.

     The two lines forming an angle are


    called ‘arms of the angle’. 90

    Arm of an angle
     It is measured in degrees.

    Cambridge/V/2122 Angles 2 of 13
    What type of angles are these?

    Acute Angles

    Cambridge/V/2122 Angles 3 of 13
    Acute Angles
    • An acute angle is an angle measuring between 0 and 90 degrees.
    • The following angles are all acute angles.

    Cambridge/V/2122 Angles 4 of 13
    What type of angles are these?

    Obtuse Angles

    Cambridge/V/2122 Angles 5 of 13
    Obtuse Angles
    • An obtuse angle is an angle measuring between 90 and 180
    degrees.
    • The following angles are all obtuse.

    Cambridge/V/2122 Angles 6 of 13
    What type of angles are these?

    Right Angles

    Cambridge/V/2122 Angles 7 of 13
    Right Angles
    • A right angle is an angle measuring 90 degrees.
    • The following angles are right angles.

    Cambridge/V/2122 Angles 8 of 13
    What type of angles are these?

    Straight Angles

    Cambridge/V/2122 Angles 9 of 13
    Straight Angle
    • A straight angle measures 180 degrees.

    Cambridge/V/2122 Angles 10 of 13
    Classify the given angles into acute and obtuse angles on the
    basis of their measures.

    Cambridge/V/2122 Angles 11 of 13
    What is the measure of a complete angle?

    360 degrees

    Which three of these pieces fit together to make a complete


    circle?

    Cambridge/V/2122 Angles 12 of 13
    Thank you

    Cambridge/V/2122 Angles 13 of 13

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