Difference between revisions of "Degree"
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: It takes 360° to make one complete turn. | : It takes 360° to make one complete turn. | ||
: There are 90° in a [[Right Angle|right angle]]. | : There are 90° in a [[Right Angle|right angle]]. | ||
Revision as of 09:24, 6 April 2019
Contents
Upper Key Stage 2
Meaning
Degrees are the units for measuring an angle.
About Degrees
- Degrees are shortened to ° which is a small circle drawn at the top right of a number.
- It takes 360° to make one complete turn.
- There are 90° in a right angle.
- Two angles of 90° make a half turn.
Key Stage 3
Meaning
Degrees are the units for measuring an angle.
About Degrees
- Degrees are shortened to ° which is a small circle drawn at the top right of a number.
- It takes 360° to make one complete turn.
- There are 90° in a right angle.
- Two angles of 90° make a half turn.
Key Stage 4
Meaning
Degrees are the units for measuring an angle.
About Degrees
- Degrees are shortened to ° which is a small circle drawn at the top right of a number.
- It takes 360° to make one complete turn.
- There are 90° in a right angle.
- Two angles of 90° make a half turn.