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Michael cut round pizzas into equal parts. Drag the angle measures to the boxes on the right so they match the fractions on the left. 120°45°72°40° Fraction Angle 13 of a pizza 15 of a pizza 18 of a pizza 19 of a pizza

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In the diagram on the first uploaded image is a structured representation of the question

Answer:

The correct answer to drag and drop from the first to the last is


120 ^o


72 ^o


45 ^o


40 ^o

Explanation:

The total angle of the pizza is
\theta _T = 360^o this is because the pizza is circular in shape

Now
(1)/(3) of the pizza will have an angle of


\theta _(1/3) = (1)/(3) * 360 ^o

= >
\theta _(1/3) =120 ^o

Now
(1)/(5) of the pizza will have an angle of


\theta _(1/5) = (1)/(5) * 360 ^o

= >
\theta _(1/3) =72 ^o

Now
(1)/(8) of the pizza will have an angle of


\theta _(1/8) = (1)/(8) * 360 ^o

= >
\theta _(1/3) =45 ^o

Now
(1)/(9) of the pizza will have an angle of


\theta _(1/9) = (1)/(9) * 360 ^o

= >
\theta _(1/3) =40 ^o

Michael cut round pizzas into equal parts. Drag the angle measures to the boxes on-example-1
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