Angle practice problems - page 4 of 60
an angle is the figure formed by two rays, called the sides of the angle, sharing a common endpoint, called the vertex of the angle.We measure the size of an angle in radians or degrees. 1 radian is a quantity that corresponds to the length of 1 arc of the unit circle. A straight angle has a size of 2π rad. In degrees, a full angle is 360°, a right angle is 180°, and a right angle is 90°. 1 degree has 60 degree minutes and one minute has 60 degree seconds.
Number of problems found: 1197
- Reference angle
Find the reference angle of each angle:
- Angles
Which of those angles is obtuse?
- Angles 1
Is it true that adjacent angles have common arm?
- Degrees Fahrenheit
What is the current temperature if the temperature is 12 degrees Fahrenheit and changes by -26 degrees Fahrenheit?
- Modulus and argument
Find the mod z and argument z if z=i
- Quadrant
In what quadrant is a -1165° angle?
- Minute angle
Find the size of the angle, which takes a minute hand for 20 minutes.
- Arithmetic 83428
What is the arithmetic mean of straight and right angles?
- Calculate 29401
Calculate the product of an angle of 140 degrees with the number 3
- Calculate: 3230
Calculate: 127 ° 37 '- 58 ° 48'
- Calculate 20
Calculate the sum of 1/5 of a right angle, 3/4 of a right angle, and 3/4 of a straight angle.
- Supplementary angles
(a + 30)° and (2a)° are the measure of two supplementary angles. Find the value of a.
- Radians compare
What is the greater angle? -0.7 radians or -0.7π radians?
- Magnitude of angle
What magnitude has an obtuse angle enclosed by the hands of clocks at 12:20 hours?
- Speed of clock
How many minutes will the hour hand pass at straight and right angles?
- O'clock 78004
What is the degree angle made by the hands of a clock when it points to 8 o'clock?
- Little hand
What angle shifted the little hand on the clock after one hour and 38 minutes?
- Cotangent
If the angle α is acute, and cotan α = 1/3. Determine the value of sin α, cos α, and tan α.
- The sum 11
The sum of the measures of the two angles is 89°. One angle has a measure of 64°. What is the measure in degrees of the second angle?
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