a use the protractor to draw \( \begin{array}{llll}\text { a) } 35^{\circ} & \text { b) } 45^{\circ} & \text { c) } 240^{\circ}\end{array} \)

To get started with that protractor, make sure to place the midpoint (the small hole) of the protractor at the vertex of your angle. For 35 degrees, you would start at the zero line and count 35 degrees along the outer edge of the protractor. Mark it, rotate your protractor to draw a line from the vertex to that mark! When tackling 240 degrees, remember that this is measured clockwise. So after marking 180 degrees (a straight line), continue counting another 60 degrees from there. It's like a fun spin – just remember that angles can go beyond 180 degrees too!