Large angles
This page was translated from German with AI. It has not been checked by a native speaker. Original page in German
The video
In the video a reflex angle is measured with a helping line (die Hilfslinie) and drawn with \(360^\circ - \alpha\).
Contents of the video
- 0:00 Introduction
- 0:13 The straight angle
- 0:30 The reflex angle
- 0:44 Measuring reflex angles
- 1:24 Drawing reflex angles
- 2:13 The full angle
- 2:26 All types of angles
- 2:49 Try it yourself
The most important points
Large angles
straight (gestreckt): exactly \(180^\circ\) · reflex (überstumpf): between \(180^\circ\) and \(360^\circ\) · full angle (der Vollwinkel): exactly \(360^\circ\).
Measuring reflex angles
Extend the 1st arm past \(S\) (helping line): that is \(180^\circ\). Measure the rest with the set square and add: \(180^\circ + 55^\circ = 235^\circ\).
Drawing reflex angles
Calculate \(360^\circ - 235^\circ = 125^\circ\). Draw \(125^\circ\) below. The angle around the top is then \(235^\circ\).
The worksheet
Here you can see the worksheet for the video (in German). First it explains everything again, then there are practice tasks at three levels. You can also open it as a PDF and print it.
📄 Open worksheet (PDF, German)
Show the worksheet solutions
Try it yourself
Task
Which type of angle? a) \(180^\circ\) b) \(250^\circ\) c) \(360^\circ\) d) \(170^\circ\)
Show solution
a) straight b) reflex c) full angle d) obtuse
Keep learning with a language model
You are my maths teacher. I am learning German as a second language. Our topic: large angles (gestreckt, überstumpf, Vollwinkel), measuring reflex angles (180 degrees plus rest) and drawing them (360 degrees minus the angle). Give me five short tasks, one after the other. Always wait for my answer. Then tell me if it is right and explain briefly why. Use simple German sentences.
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