Using the protractor, find the angle measure.
60°
75°
85°
90°
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To find the angle measure using a protractor, you will need to follow these steps:
1. Place the Protractor: Position the protractor on the angle you want to measure, ensuring the midpoint (the small hole or line at the bottom) aligns with the angle’s vertex.
2. Align One Ray: One ray of the angle should align with the baseline (the straight edge) of the protractor.
3. Read the Measure: Look at where the other ray intersects the numbered scale on the protractor. If it aligns with the outer scale, read it directly; if it aligns with the inner scale, use that value.
4. Determine the Degree: For your specific angles:
– 60°: The reading where it intersects is 60°.
– 75°: The reading shows 75°.
– 85°: The angle measures 85°.
– 90°: This is a right angle and will read as 90°.
Make sure to double-check your measurements for accuracy. If you have more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!