Acute Angles Example

A Acute angle is the one who measures between 0 ° and 90 °. We find them in Triangles and irregular geometric figures.

For example, the angles of an Equilateral Triangle all measure 60 °. They are all sharp.

In an Isosceles Triangle, two of the angles are identical and one is of different measure. Identicals are always sharp. The smaller these angles, the larger the remainder.

In a scalene triangle, all the angles are usually different. And there will always be one or two Treble.

In a Right Triangle, the characteristic angle measures 90 °. The other two are always Treble.Sometimes they are equal, 45 °. But when the sides that make up the 90 ° angle are different, the magnitudes of the acute angles vary.

Examples of Acute Angle in Everyday Life

A ladder, with its supporting side and its climbing side, forms an acute angle.

In a pair of scissors, the blades are arranged at an acute angle, which becomes small until the closure at which the cut is made.

When writing, the pencil is placed at Acute Angle. If it is placed at a greater angle, writing becomes uncomfortable.

When fishing, the rod is placed at an acute angle, so that the force we apply when catching a fish is used to the maximum.

Other Angle Items:

• Right Angles.
• Obtuse angles.
• Flat Angle.