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The Lesson
A full angle is an angle of 360°. A full angle is a complete revolution.
Real Examples of Full Angles
The angles below are all full angles:
Interactive Widget
Here is an interactive widget to help you learn about the types of angles.French, American, Full Angle
A full angle is a revolution. It is a complete turn or a full circle. It turns a direction all the way until it faces the original direction.
Four Right Angles
A full angle is four right angles because 360° = 4 × 90°.
Explementary Angles
Two angles are explementary if they add up to a full angle.
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