Mathematics
Match the following:
| (i) Straight angle | (a) More than half a revolution |
| (ii) Right angle | (b) Less than one-fourth of a revolution |
| (iii) Complete angle | (c) Half of a revolution |
| (iv) Acute angle | (d) One-fourth of a revolution |
| (v) Obtuse angle | (e) Between 1⁄4 and 1⁄2 of a revolution |
| (vi) Reflex angle | (f) One complete revolution |
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| (i) Straight angle | (c) Half of a revolution |
| (ii) Right angle | (d) One-fourth of a revolution |
| (iii) Complete angle | (f) One complete revolution |
| (iv) Acute angle | (b) Less than one-fourth of a revolution |
| (v) Obtuse angle | (e) Between 1⁄4 and 1⁄2 of a revolution |
| (vi) Reflex angle | (a) More than half a revolution |
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