Measure with a protractor · 1 Here are some angles. a) Sort the 130angles into the table. Acute...

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1 Herearesomeangles.

a) Sorttheanglesintothetable.

Acuteangle Obtuseangle Rightangle Reflexangle

b) Howdidyoudecidewheretoplaceeachangle?

c) Estimatethesizeofeachangle.

Compareanswerswithapartner.

2 Whatisthesizeofeachangle?Choosethecorrectanswer.

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Lookattheanglesyouhavenotchosen.

Whymightsomebodythinktheyarecorrect?

3 Measurethesizeofeachangleusingaprotractor.

a) b) c)

Measurewithaprotractor

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d) f) h)

e) g)

4 a) Workoutthesizesoftheangles.

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b) Discusswithapartnerhowyouworkedouteachangle.

c) Findthetotalofyourthreeangles.

Whatdoyounotice?

5 Rosieismeasuringthesizeofthisangle.

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DoyouagreewithRosie?

Explainyouranswer.

b) Measurethesizeoftheangle.

Measurewithaprotractor

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I can’t measure it because my protractor doesn’t go that far.

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Lookattheanglesyouhavenotchosen.

Whymightsomebodythinktheyarecorrect?

3 Measurethesizeofeachangleusingaprotractor.

a) b) c)