justification of 75 ,105 and 135 degree angle
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Angles can be effectively 'added' by constructing them so they share a side. This is shown in Constructing the sum of angles.
As an example, by first constructing a 30° angle and then a 45° angle, you will get a 75° angle. The table below shows some angles that can be obtained by summing simpler ones in various ways
To make Combine angles
75° 30° + 45°
105° 45° + 60°
120° 30° + 90° or 60° + 60°
135° 90° + 45°
150° 60° + 90°
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• 75 is an acute angle
• 105 is an obtuse angle
• 135 is also an obtuse angle
ACUTE ANGLE = 0° - 90° ( EXCEPT 0° AND 90°)
OBTUSE ANGLE = 90° - 180°( EXCEPT 90° AND 180°)
• 105 is an obtuse angle
• 135 is also an obtuse angle
ACUTE ANGLE = 0° - 90° ( EXCEPT 0° AND 90°)
OBTUSE ANGLE = 90° - 180°( EXCEPT 90° AND 180°)
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