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Exercise 41 Page 188

The angle we are looking for is between the rays that start at O and pass through the points A and D.

Angle Measure: 130^(∘)
Classification: Obtuse

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Let's first identify the angle we are looking for. The symbol ∠ AOD refers to the angle found between the rays that start at O and pass through the points A and D.

Examining the protractor, we can see that the ray traveling through A passes through 0^(∘). Also, the ray traveling through D passes through 130^(∘). By the Protractor Postulate, the measure of ∠ AOD is the difference between 130^(∘) and 0^(∘). m ∠ AOD: 130^(∘)-0^(∘)=130^(∘) Now, we can classify the angle using its measure.

Type Measure
Acute 0^(∘)
Right m=90^(∘)
Obtuse 90^(∘)
Straight m=180^(∘)

Because our angle is 130^(∘), we know that it is obtuse.