Acute things in my house refer to items that have sharp edges or points, like kitchen knives, scissors, and certain tools. These items are designed for precision and efficiency but require careful handling to avoid injury. Additionally, some decorative items, like glass vases or sculptures, can also be considered acute due to their sharp features. It's important to store and use these items safely to prevent accidents.
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An acute angle. You can remember it by thinking acute because it is small and cute.
Acute angles are angle less than 90 degrees. They are very important for things like construction.
bulletin boards are one example.
The shape of the tip of a pencil could be an example.
acute means <90 90 being the angle on squares so... pencil, pen, knife, fingernail clippers, etc...
Anything that is greater than 0 degrees but less than 90 degrees.
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A triangle with 3 acute angles is an acute triangle. All the angles in an acute triangle are acute.
Lots of possibilities, but a simple one is to imagine a child's drawing of a house. This will usually consist of a square (or rectangular) "house" part with a triangular roof on top. If the roof is steep enough, it will have an acute angle at the top. The two base angles (sides of the house) will be 90 deg and the two angles where the walls meet the roof will be obtuse.