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One way we can mark positions is on a grid. We do this by using coordinates which are placed on an X axis and a Y axis. These coordinates will usually be written like this: (3,4) (3,6) (5,6) (5,4). Those particular ones would mark out a square. The first number represents a line on the X axis and the second number a line on the Y axis. Where the two lines meet is a particular point on the grid.
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An acute angle can be thought of as the point of a sharp pencil
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An obtuse angle can be thought of as the point of a blunt pencil
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200o is not obtuse as it is more than 180o
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One way to remember this is the sound 'X' makes - it sounds a little bit like aCroSS and horizontal lines travel across the page
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One way to remember this is that a 'Y' looks similar to a 'V' for Vertical
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0,0 is the place where the X axis and the Y axis cross one another
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The first coordinate is always along the X axis
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A circle is 360o and a straight line is half a circle. 180o is half of 360o
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180o - 72o = 108o
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180o - 25o = 155o
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