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Please can someone help me with the whole page ? Thank u and please please please show your work.

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algol [13]3 years ago

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Well, we can really show our work because their is no work to be done. Question 7 is a right angle because it is exactly 90 degrees. So since you now know what a right angle is, you can probably guess Question 8 a would be either 3 o'clock or 9 o'clock. For question 8b , he first one, and acute angle is an angle where it is below 90 degrees. So an example of an acute time is 3:05. An obtuse angle is an angle above 90 degrees. So an obtuse time would be (for example) 3:55. Hope this helped.

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