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Using a Drawing Robot to Make Angles (Using Rotations)

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1 Using a Drawing Robot to Make Angles (Using Rotations)

2 Programming With Rotations

3 Use Tank Move Block to Draw a Line Segment
Have the robot move at least one rotation forward. Have the robot move at least one rotation backward by adding negative values to the B and C motors.

4 Make a Pivot Turn Using the Tank Move Block
Change the number of rotations to change the degree of the angle One motor moves forward and the second motor moves backward

5 Now make another line segment to complete the angle……

6 Obtuse Angle

7 Change the Angle Use tenths and hundredths to make smaller angles

8 Different Types of Angles
How many types of angles can you make? How to Measure an Angle Part 1 How to Measure an Angle Part 2

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