Angle — 0° (Zero Angle) — free printable diagram

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Angle — 0° (Zero Angle)

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Two rays meeting at a vertex forming an angle of 0 degrees. Arc indicator shaded in navy between the rays. Classified as zero angle. For teaching geometry, angles, protractor work.

What is a 0 degree angle?

A 0 degree angle (0°) is a zero angle — the two arms lie exactly on top of each other, so there is no opening between them. This diagram shows the two arms closed together at the vertex, with no gap between them.

Measure
Type of angle
Zero angle
In radians
0
Fraction of a full turn
none of a turn
  • A 0° angle is a zero angle because the two arms lie exactly on top of each other, so there is no opening between them.
  • In radians, 0° × π/180 = 0.

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