Estimate first
Before measuring, decide if the angle is acute or obtuse. If it is clearly less than a right angle, the answer cannot be 130° — you read the wrong scale.
Measure and draw angles with an on-screen protractor, see the angle rules move as you drag, and practise finding missing angles — always with the reason.
Before measuring, decide if the angle is acute or obtuse. If it is clearly less than a right angle, the answer cannot be 130° — you read the wrong scale.
In an exam, "x = 62°" earns less than "x = 62° because angles on a straight line add up to 180°". The rules page writes the reason beside every answer.
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