CLASSIFYING ANGLES WORKSHEET

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Classifying Angles Worksheet 1 

Classify the angles as acute, right, obtuse straight, reflex or full angle  : 

1)   35°  

2)   85°  

3)   95°  

4)   135° 

5)   205°

6)   180° 

7)   90°  

8)   360° 

9)   15°  

10)   270°

Classifying Angles Worksheet 2

Problem 1 : 

Find the value of x in the figure given below. 

Problem 2 : 

Find the value of x in the figure given below. 

Problem 3 : 

Find the value of x in the figure given below. 

Problem 4 : 

Find the value of x in the figure given below. 

Problem 5 : 

If 4 times the sum of an angle and 5 is 32, find the type of the angle. 

Problem 6 : 

If 2 times the sum of 3 times of an angle and 20 is 1024, find the type of the angle. 

Problem 7 : 

If the sum of 5 times of an angle and 2 is 1222, find the type of the angle. 

Problem 8 :

If the sum of 5 times of an angle and 2 is 1222, find the type of the angle. 

Problem 9 : 

If 7 times the difference between 3 times of an angle and 5 is 3745, find the type of the angle. 

Problem 10 :

If 2 times the difference between 9 times of angle and 15 is 6450,  find the type of the angle. 

Types of Angles Worksheet 1 - Answers

1)   35°  ---> Acute angle

2)   85°  ---> Acute angle

3)   95°  ---> Obtuse angle

4)   135°  ---> Obtuse angle

5)   205°  ---> Reflex angle

6)   180°  ---> Straight angle

7)   90°  ---> Right angle

8)   360°  ---> Full angle

9)   15°  ---> Acute angle

10)   270°  ---> Reflex angle

Types of Angles Worksheet 2 - Solutions

Problem 1 : 

Find the value of x in the figure given below. 

Solution :

From the picture above, it is very clear that the angles x° and (2x)° together form a right angle.  

Then,

x° + 2x°  =  90°

Simplify. 

3x  =  90

Divide each side by 3.

x  =  30

So, the value of x is 30.

Problem 2 : 

Find the value of x in the figure given below. 

Solution :

From the picture above, it is very clear that the angles (x+1)°, (x-1)° and (x+3)° together form a right angle.  

Then,

(x + 1)° + (x - 1)° + (x + 3)°  =  90°

x + 1 + x - 1 + x + 3  =  90

Simplify.

3x + 3  =  90

Subtract 3 from each side. 

3x  =  87

Divide each side by 3.

x  =  29

So, the value of x is 29.

Problem 3 : 

Find the value of x in the figure given below. 

Solution :

From the picture above, it is very clear that the angles (2x+3)° and (x-6)° together form a straight angle. 

Then,

(2x + 3)° + (x - 6)°  =  180°

2x + 3 + x - 6  =  180

Simplify. 

3x - 3  =  180

Add 3 to each side. 

3x  =  183

Divide each side by 3. 

x  =  61

So, the value of x is 61.

Problem 4 : 

Find the value of x in the figure given below. 

Solution :

From the picture above, it is very clear that the angles (5x+4)°, (x-2)° and (3x+7)° together form a straight angle. 

Then, 

(5x + 4)° + (x - 2)° + (3x + 7)°  =  180°

5x + 4 + x -2 + 3x + 7  =  180

Simplify. 

9x + 9  =  180

Subtract 9 from each side.

9x  =  171

Divide each side by 9.

x  =  19

So, the value of x is 19.

Problem 5 : 

If 4 times the sum of an angle and 5 is 32, find the type of the angle. 

Solution :

Let x be the required angle. 

Given : 4 times the sum of the angle and 5 is 32.

Then,

4(x + 5)  =  32

Divide each side by 4.

x + 5  =  8

Subtract 3 from each side. 

x  =  3

Because the angle 3° is less than 90°, the type of the angle is acute angle. 

Problem 6 : 

If 2 times the sum of 3 times of an angle and 20 is 1024, find the type of the angle. 

Solution :

Let x be the required angle. 

Given : 2 times the sum of 3 times of the angle and 20 is 1024.

Then, 

2(3x + 20)  =  1024

Divide each side by 2.

3x + 20  =  512

Subtract 20 from each side. 

3x  =  498

Divide each side by 3.

x  =  166

Because the angle 166° is greater than 90° but less than 180°, the type of the angle is obtuse angle.

Problem 7 : 

If the sum of 5 times of an angle and 2 is 1222, find the type of the angle. 

Solution :

Let x be the required angle. 

Given : The sum of 5 times of the angle and 2 is 1222.

Then, 

5x + 2  =  1222

Subtract 2 from each side. 

5x  =  1220

Divide each side by 5.

x  =  244

Because the angle 244° is greater than 180° but less than 360°, the type of the angle is reflex angle. 

Problem 8 : 

If 5 times 2 less than an angle is 440, find the type of the angle. 

Solution :

Let x be the required angle. 

Given : 5 times 2 less than an angle is 440.

Then,

5(x - 2)  =  440

Divide each side by 5. 

x - 2  =  88

Add 2 to each side. 

x  =  90

Angle  =  90°

Because, the angle is exactly 90°, the type of the angle is right angle.

Problem 9 : 

If 7 times the difference between 3 times of an angle and 5 is 3745, find the type of the angle. 

Solution :

Let x be the required angle. 

Given : 7 times the difference between 3 times of an angle and 5 is 3745.

Then, 

7(3x - 5)  =  3745

Divide each side by 7. 

3x - 5  =  535

Add 5 to each side. 

3x  =  540

Divide each side by 3.

x  =  180

Because the angle is exactly 180°, the type of the angle is straight angle. 

Problem 10 : 

If 2 times the difference between 9 times of angle and 15 is 6450,  find the type of the angle. 

Solution :

Let x be the required angle. 

Given : 2 times the difference between 9 times of angle and 15 is 6450

2(9x - 15)  =  6450

Divide each side by 2.

9x - 15  =  3225

Add 15 to each side. 

9x   =  3240

Divide each side by 9.  

x  =  360

Because the angle is exactly 360°, the type of the angle is full angle. 

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