An angle measuring `180^(@)` is called

An angle measuring 90^(@) is called

An angle of measure 180^(@) is called a zero angle (b) a right angle (c) a straight angle a reflex angle

An angle of measure 90^(@) is called a complete angle (b) a right angle a straight angle (c) a reflex angle

An angle of measure 360^(@) is called a zero angle (b) a straight (c) a reflex angle a complete angle

An angle of measure 180^0 is called (a) a zero angle (b) a right angle (c) a straight angle (d) a reflex angle

An angle of measure 0^(0) is called a complete angle (b) a right angle a straight angle (c) None of these

Fill in the blanks: An angle whose measure is 180 ^@ is called... angle.

An angle whose measure is 90^(@) is called a . . . . . . . . . . .

An angle of measure 90^0 is called (a) a complete angle (b) a right angle (c) a straight angle (d) a reflex angle

An angle of measure 0^0 is called (a)a complete angle (b) a right angle a(c) straight angle (d) None of these