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Question 1:

Medium

In a soccer match, a player makes a triangular pass with his other two teammates. The angle formed by the position of the player who made the pass and the position of the other two players is 100º. The angle formed by the positions of the two players receiving the pass is 60º. What is the classification of the last angle of the triangle formed by the positions of the soccer players?

Angle Classification

Question 2:

Easy

A farmer wants to build a rectangular greenhouse to grow plants during the winter. The dimensions of the greenhouse will be 6 meters wide and 8 meters long. The sides of the greenhouse that form the base with the ground are perpendicular to the ground. For the construction of the roof, the farmer will need to install supports that form right angles with the sides of the greenhouse. He plans to install the supports every 2 meters along the width of the greenhouse. How many right angles will be formed by the roof with each side of the base of the greenhouse in the width? Tip: Remember that a right angle measures 90 degrees.

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Question 3:

Medium

Consider a rectangular plot with two opposite internal angles measuring 60 degrees and the other two opposite angles measuring 120 degrees. A farmer wants to install an irrigation system that will cover an angle of 100 degrees from one of the corners of the plot. He wants to know if the irrigation system will be able to cover the entire area of the plot. To solve this question, determine the total number of acute, obtuse, and right angles of the plot and identify the type of geometric figure that represents the plot. Based on this, discuss whether the irrigation system will be effective in covering the entire area of the plot or if there will be any non-irrigated area.

Angle Classification

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Question 4:

Medium

Pedro is decorating the classroom and decides to stick various types of quadrilaterals on the wall. He wants to stick a square, a rectangle, a parallelogram, and a trapezoid. Pedro decides to count the total number of right, acute, and obtuse angles present in all the quadrilaterals. How many acute, right, and obtuse angles are there in total in all the quadrilaterals placed on the wall?

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Question 5:

Very Easy

In a right triangle, one of the angles measures 30 degrees. Classify the other two angles of the right triangle as acute, obtuse, or right.

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