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Name: Date: Sketching Angles in Standard Position and Terminal Angles INSTRUCTIONS: For each of the below angles, sketch the angle in standard position and name two coterminal angles one positive

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1. Start by drawing a straight line using a ruler. This will serve as the base for your angle.
2. Using a protractor, carefully place it on the line and align the center point with the starting point of the line.
3. Look at the desired angle measurement and find that number on the protractor's arc. For example, if you want a 45-degree angle, find the 45 mark on the arc.
4. Make a small mark or dot on the line at the corresponding number on the protractor.
5. Now, pivot the protractor so that the center point remains on the dot you just made and the arc coincides with the line.
6. Draw a line from the starting point to the dot, creating your desired angle.
7. Label the angle with its measurement if necessary.
8. Repeat these steps for any other angles you need to sketch.

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1. Architects and draftsmen: Sketching angles in standard is essential for accurately representing corners, intersections, and angles in architectural drawings and blueprints.
2. Engineers: When designing structural elements or machinery, engineers often need to depict various angles for precise construction and analysis.
3. Students: Learning how to sketch angles in standard is a fundamental skill in geometry and trigonometry, helping students understand and visualize geometric concepts and solve mathematical problems involving angles.

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