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2 years ago

Question 21: Name the angle:

Mathematics

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WITCHER [35]2 years ago

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Answer: Either angle QPO or angle OPQ

Explanation:

When naming an angle, we always have the vertex as the middle letter. That vertex is P. It's where the two rays are joined.

So we could have the name "angle QPO" or "angle OPQ" since the order of the other letters doesn't matter. All that we care about is P is in the middle.

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