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Chapter 1: Q37 (page 20)

Given the diagram, state whether you can reach the conclusion shown.

鈭�AOBis a straight angle.

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We can conclude that 鈭�AOBis a straight angle.

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Step 1. Observe the given diagram.

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Step 2. Highlight the 鈭燗OB in the given diagram.

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Step 3. Explain whether you can reach the given conclusion.

A straight angle is an angle which measures exactly 180掳. Rays OA炉and OB炉point in opposite directions. Therefore, they are180掳 apart and form a straight angle.

Therefore, 鈭�AOB is a straight angle.

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