Question

An angle bisector is a ray starting at the vertex of an angle and divides the angle into two obtuse angles

True or false

Answer 1

n

Explanation:

Answer 2

False. An angle bisector is a bisector starting at the vertex and cutting an angle in half. It could be obtuse angles, but not always. It is usually two smaller angles. It is a ray, though.

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