Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Angles & Turns
What does it mean when an angle does a quarter turn clockwise? How about a half turn counter clockwise?
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3 comments:
Wow cool! I thought you did a good example of explaining the concept. Ally said that counter clockwise is the way the clock doesn't go. Does that mean counter clockwise is going sideways?
Nice explanation of angles and turns, but if these are the basics, what are more turns and more angles?
Dear Kirti,
Another kind of turn is a 45 degree turn, which is an eighth of a turn.
Your welcome!
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