PLEASE ANSWER, FIRST WILL GET A BRAINLIEST, + 2 THANKS (Teaser) An angle that measures 6° is drawn on a piece of paper. You are
looking at the angle through a×6 magnifying glass, which means it magnifies by a factor of 6. What is the measure of the angle you see on the paper when you look through the magnifying glass?
According to the question, An angle that measures 6° is drawn on a piece of paper. As you are looking at the angle through a×6 magnifying glass, which means it magnifies by a factor of 6 indeed. The length and the width of the shape may magnify by factor of 6, but the degree measure of the angle will remain the same.
Even if it is magnified by a factor of 100, the measure of the angle you see on the paper when you look through the magnifying glass will remain the same.
