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The hour and minute hands of a clock form an angle that constantly changes. During each hour of the day, the clock hands will form right, acute, and obtuse angles. Assume the hour hand points directly at the hour.Write a time of day when the two clock hands form each type of angle

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The each type of angle are discussed below

What is angle?

An angle is formed when two straight lines or rays meet at a common endpoint. The common point of contact is called the vertex of an angle.

If the hours hand point to the hour 1 and minute hand at 12 then

angle will be acute.

If the hours hand point to the hour 2 and minute hand at 12  then

angle will be acute.

If the hours hand point to the hour 3 and minute hand at 12  then

angle will be right angle .

If the hours hand point to the hour 4 and minute hand at 12  then

angle will be obtuse.

If the hours hand point to the hour 5 and minute hand at 12  then

angle will be obtuse.

If the hours hand point to the hour 6 and minute hand at 12  then

angle will be straight angle .

If the hours hand point to the hour 7 and minute hand at 12  then

angle will be reflex.

If the hours hand point to the hour 8 and minute hand at 12  then

angle will be reflex.

If the hours hand point to the hour 9 and minute hand at 12  then

angle will be reflex.

If the hours hand point to the hour 10 and minute hand at 12  then

angle will be reflex.

If the hours hand point to the hour 11 and minute hand at 12  then

angle will be reflex.

If the hours hand point to the hour 12 and minute hand at 12  then

angle will be Complete angle.

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