Question:
Measure and classify each angle:
Angle Measure Type \(∠AOB\) \(∠AOC\) \(∠BOC\) \(∠DOC \) \(∠DOA\) \(∠DOB\)
Measure and classify each angle:
| Angle | Measure | Type |
|---|---|---|
| \(∠AOB\) | ||
| \(∠AOC\) | ||
| \(∠BOC\) | ||
| \(∠DOC \) | ||
| \(∠DOA\) | ||
| \(∠DOB\) |
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Solution and Explanation
| Angle | \(∠AOB\) | \(∠AOC\) | \(∠BOC\) | \(∠DOC\) | \(∠DOA\) | \(∠DOB \) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Measure | 40º | 130º | 90º | 90º | 140º | 180º |
| Type | Acute | Obtuse | Right | Right | Obtuse | Straight |
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