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the first thing you have to do is that you have to measure the circle and all that whit the projector and then you see the number of the degrees and then you get your answer -Melissa

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There are acute angles, obtuse angles, and right angles.

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Step 1:Make sure to place 1 side of the angle flat on the line.
Step 2: decide it the angle is acute or obtuse.
Step 3: look at the numbers on the protractor.
Step 4: is the angle is acute, use the lower numbers on the "rainbow" part of the protractor (0 degrees to 90 degrees.
Step 5: if the angle is obtuse, use 90-180 degrees
Step 6:  Look at the number where the angle touches. That is your ANSWER. 
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Estimate the size of the angle if it isn't a direct number like 30 degrees or something. If its close it 30 it might be 28 or 27.

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The tips I would give someone is when measuring an angle is first you place the midpoint of the protractor on the vertex of the angle. Then line up one side of the angle with the zero line of the protractor. After that read the degrees where the other side crosses the number scale.

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Step 3: look at the numbers on the protractor.
Step 4: is the angle is acute, use the lower numbers on the "rainbow" part of the protractor (0 degrees to 90 degrees.
Step 5: if the angle is obtuse, use 90-180 degrees
Step 6:  Look at the number where the angle touches. That is your ANSWER. 
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1: line the angle in the middle                       2: try to decide if it is a obtuse, acute, or a right angle                                             3: you can use the numbers on the protractor to help you                                          4: if the angle is acute use the lower numbers on the "rainbow" on the protractor 5: if it is obtuse use 90 to 180

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make sure you always line up the lines with the protractor

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Place the flat side of the protractor on on a flat line than the flat line will be your bottom line and make a line on the number you want to make and make sure the line goes to the middle and whatever number you chose is the the number of degrees passed from the bottom line 

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Place the flat side of the protractor on on a flat line than the flat line will be your bottom line and make a line on the number you want to make and make sure the line goes to the middle and whatever number you chose is the the number of degrees passed from the bottom line 

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-Joseph Tennison

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i can use a protractor

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I would give them that you see the numbers on the protractor you can try drawing them by the bottom semi circle you match the triangles to that, and you could do acute, obtuse angles, obtuse is to match 90-190 degrees, and acute is 90 degrees and the degrees are the numbers on the protractor. Look at where the other angle touches. Thats how you measure a angle!

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A protractor is a measuring tool to measure. 90 degrees means that it is a right angle. first you have to measure it on a strait line. you can know if it's an acute or an obtuse or a right angle by the numbers. an acute angle is measured to 0 through 89.obtuse starts at 91 through 180. the right angle is just 90 degrees.

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Step 1:Make sure to place 1 side of the angle flat on the line.
Step 2: decide it the angle is acute or obtuse.
Step 3: look at the numbers on the protractor.
Step 4: is the angle is acute, use the lower numbers on the "rainbow" part of the protractor (0 degrees to 90 degrees.
Step 5: if the angle is obtuse, use 90-180 degrees
Step 6: Look at the number where the angle touches. That is your ANSWER.

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