Angles with little difference
Started by shal3
I just try and picture a 90 degree angle and go from there. If I can't do that, I just use the quick glance technique.
Yea. I got it from Ross's videos. It seems to work sometimes. I only use it as a last resort. Just be careful not to stare at one angle for too long, then you'll start to second guess yourself 👎.
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Having been frustrated to NO END with CDP's angle shenanigans, like Dr. Royal Pains said, use quick glance.
Quick explanation:
1) Use answer choices to help determine smallest or largest.
2) Isolate the two you think are closest
3) literally look at one and quickly move to the other (as quick as you can). Look at the same level, especially when one angle is drawn with a short leg. Do this switching business for 5 seconds or so, past that you won't be able to tell the difference.
4) As the greatest president ever George Bush Said "Follow your gut"
5) Do these angle questions super quick. There really is no point staring at them.
The more you do these the better you become. You'll develop ways to compare them to 90 degrees when they are in the range of 60-120. Past 120 degrees, you'll start comparing them to 135. Past 135 you'll compare to a straight line.
Quick explanation:
1) Use answer choices to help determine smallest or largest.
2) Isolate the two you think are closest
3) literally look at one and quickly move to the other (as quick as you can). Look at the same level, especially when one angle is drawn with a short leg. Do this switching business for 5 seconds or so, past that you won't be able to tell the difference.
4) As the greatest president ever George Bush Said "Follow your gut"
5) Do these angle questions super quick. There really is no point staring at them.
The more you do these the better you become. You'll develop ways to compare them to 90 degrees when they are in the range of 60-120. Past 120 degrees, you'll start comparing them to 135. Past 135 you'll compare to a straight line.
