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Worksheets AnglesAndDegrees

Help Your Maths Learning

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Sudath Niroshan
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Measuring Angles AAD 1

Instructions: Use a protractor to measure how many degrees each angle is.
If you don’t have a protractor, then just estimate and see how close you got.

1 2

15°

3 4

5 6

Angles and Degrees • mathantics.com © 2013 Math Plus Motion, LLC


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Comparing Angles AAD 2

Instructions: Use the greater-than ‘>’ and less-than ‘<’ signs to compare these angles. (If you
have trouble comparing the angles visually, you can use a protractor to measure them.)

B G K

M J H

1 ∠B ∠G 2 ∠J ∠G

3 ∠M ∠B 4 ∠T ∠H

5 ∠J ∠K 6 ∠J ∠H

7 ∠T ∠M 8 ∠K ∠G

9 ∠G ∠M 10 ∠T ∠K

Angles and Degrees • mathantics.com © 2013 Math Plus Motion, LLC


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Finding an Unknown Angle AAD 3

Instructions: For each set of complementary or supplementary angles, find the unknown angle (X).

1 2 3
X X
71°
65° 40° X

m∠X = 25° m∠X = m∠X =

8
1
90
− 65
25

4 5

X 142°
36° X

m∠X = m∠X =

6 7

X 110° 95° X

m∠X = m∠X =

Angles and Degrees • mathantics.com © 2013 Math Plus Motion, LLC


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Finding an Unknown Angle - Set 2 AAD 4

Instructions: For each set of complementary or supplementary angles, find the unknown angle (X).

1 2

X 77° 162°
X

m∠X = m∠X =

3 4
X 29°

53° X

m∠X = m∠X =

5 6
X
57°
75°
X

m∠X = m∠X =

Angles and Degrees • mathantics.com © 2013 Math Plus Motion, LLC


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Finding an Unknown Angle - Set 3 AAD 5

Instructions: Find the unknown angle (A). These problems are a little more tricky, so if you have
trouble, ask someone for help or check the answer key to see the solutions.

1 This supplementary angle is divided into 2 This complementary angle is divided into
three equal parts. three equal parts.

A
A

m∠A = m∠A =

3 4 m∠A = m∠B
A
24° 36°
A
m∠A =
B

m∠A =

Angles and Degrees • mathantics.com © 2013 Math Plus Motion, LLC

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