How do I draw angles using a ruler and protractor? Specifically, how to draw a 22 degree angle and a 250 degree angle?

Hey Lil, good to see you again. To draw angles using a ruler and protractor, follow these steps: a) 22^ Step 1: Use a ruler to draw a straight line segment. This will be the first arm of your angle. Mark one endpoint of this line as the vertex of the angle. Step 2: Place the center of your protractor exactly on the vertex you marked. Align the baseline of the protractor with the straight line you drew, ensuring the 0^ mark is on the line. Step 3: Locate the 22^ mark on the protractor scale (usually the inner scale if measuring from the right, or outer scale if measuring from the left). Make a small dot on your paper at this mark. Step 4: Remove the protractor. Use your ruler to draw a straight line segment from the vertex to the dot you made. This is the second arm of your angle. Step 5: The angle formed between the two lines is an angle of 22^. b) 250^ Since a standard protractor measures up to 180^, to draw an angle greater than 180^, you need to use the concept of a reflex angle. A 250^ angle is a reflex angle. Step 1: Calculate the conjugate angle (the angle that completes a full circle of 360^). 360^ - 250^ = 110^ Step 2: Use a ruler to draw a straight line segment. Mark one endpoint as the vertex. Step 3: Place the center of your protractor on the vertex and align its baseline with the line you drew. Step 4: Locate the 110^ mark on the protractor scale and make a small dot. Step 5: Remove the protractor. Use your ruler to draw a straight line segment from the vertex to the dot. Step 6: The smaller angle you have drawn is 110^. The reflex angle (the larger angle outside the 110^ angle, going around the other way) is an angle of 250^. Send me the next one 📸