Предмет: Геометрия, автор: gamerganiev

Угол, который равен четверти полного угла, называется

прямой
острый
тупой
полный
открытый
развёрнутый

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Автор ответа: panfilov17
5

Ответ: Прямой

Объяснение: Проверенно

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