Geometry Symbol m[<]: Meaning & Explanation

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The symbol m[<] in geometry represents the MEASURE of an angle, indicating the size of the angle in degrees or radians rather than the angle itself. This distinction is crucial for clarity in geometric discussions and calculations. Understanding this notation is essential for accurate communication in mathematical contexts.

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What does this symbol m[<] mean in geometry?
 
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It is the MEASURE of the angle (for example in degrees or radians) as opposed to the angle itself.
 

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