measurment and construction

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measurment and construction

we will learn about: Lines and angles

Lines

"Lines are most important to make triangle,rectangle...etc.There are 2 ends in line some of them are :line segment rays etc.....".the instrument that measure line is ruler

angles

an angle is a measure of turn. Angles can be drawn using or an angle measurer. the units of turn are degrees

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