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Angle Properties and Measurement

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Angle Properties and Measurement

Help Hugo and Mele plan a safe, efficient layout for a community food bank. Use angle facts to solve each problem. Show working for calculations and include the degree symbol (°) in angle answers.

Recognise and measure angles

Start by identifying angle types and reading the diagrams.

1.Hugo checks a ramp entrance that makes an angle of 38° with the floor. Which type of angle is it?
  • Acute
  • Right
  • Obtuse
  • Reflex
2.Mele measures the corner of a square storage box. State the angle size and explain why every corner of a square has this size.
3.The two shelves in this diagram meet at the marked angle. Measure the angle with a protractor and classify it.

Use angle properties

Apply facts about straight lines, points, triangles and intersecting lines.

4.Aisle markings meet at a point. Three angles around that point are 85°, 140° and x°. Find x.
5.A straight line on the food bank floor is crossed by a tape line. One angle is 67°. Find the adjacent angle on the straight line.
6.Two floor lines cross. One angle is 72°. What is the vertically opposite angle? Give the angle fact that supports your answer.
7.A triangular sign for the collection point has two interior angles of 48° and 71°. Calculate its third interior angle.
8.True or false? If one angle formed by two intersecting straight lines is 118°, each of the two adjacent angles is 62°. Give a calculation to justify your answer.

Solve a design challenge

Use algebra and clear reasoning to check a practical layout.

9.A triangular sign has angles x°, (x + 20)° and (2x − 10)°. Find x and the size of all three angles. Check that your angles form a triangle.
10.Losa says, “A protractor reading that is 2° out will never matter in a building layout.” Do you agree? Give one practical reason for your view.

2 printable pages

  • Angle Properties and Measurement, page 1 of 2: Recognise and measure angles, Use angle properties

    Page 1

  • Angle Properties and Measurement, page 2 of 2: Solve a design challenge

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