Understanding Angles and Dial Settings

The video tutorial explains how to determine the setting of a stove dial when turned 135 degrees to the right. It discusses the use of angles, specifically 90 and 180 degrees, to solve the problem without a protractor. By comparing these angles, the tutorial concludes that the dial will be set to medium low.

What is the main problem Ariana is trying to solve?

• Finding the right stove setting after turning the dial 135 degrees to the right.

• Calculating the time it takes to turn the dial.

• Determining the color of the stove dial.

• Measuring the temperature of the stove.

In which direction does Ariana turn the stove dial?

• To the right

• To the left

• Upwards

• Downwards

Why can't Ariana use a protractor in this scenario?

• The protractor is too small.

• The protractor is broken.

• She doesn't have a protractor available.

• She doesn't know how to use it.

What is a 90-degree angle commonly associated with?

• A straight line

• A square angle

• A triangular angle

• A circular angle

If the dial is turned 90 degrees, which setting does it reach?

• Medium Low

• Medium

• High

• Low

What is the significance of a 180-degree angle in this context?

• It indicates the dial is at the high setting.

• It represents a full circle.

• It means the dial is at the low setting.

• It shows the dial is at the medium setting.

Where does 135 degrees fall between 90 and 180 degrees?

• Closer to 90 degrees

• Exactly at 90 degrees

• Exactly at 180 degrees

• In between 90 and 180 degrees

What setting does the dial reach when turned 135 degrees to the right?

• Medium

• Low

• Medium Low

• High

Which angle is too far for the desired setting?

• 180 degrees

• 135 degrees

• 45 degrees

• 90 degrees

What is the setting between 90 and 180 degrees?

• Medium

• Low

• High

• Medium Low