Math, asked by JeffPierceLett, 1 year ago

the angle formed by one complete revolution is equivalent to how many right angles?

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Answered by Caroline134

8

the angle formed by a complete revolution = 360°

right angle= 90°

therefore,

360/90= 4...

therefore 4 right angles are required for making a complete revolution

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