
The divided water tank
Make the tank’s parts finer: the water stays put while the fraction’s name changes. See equivalent fractions.
Drag or type an angle: acute, right and obtuse angles; complementary and supplementary angles; a triangle’s angle sum and exterior angle.
In the learning section below the figure, predict, try, complete the tasks and check yourself with short questions.

Make the tank’s parts finer: the water stays put while the fraction’s name changes. See equivalent fractions.

Change the number of teeth: teeth and turns are inversely proportional, and their product stays the same.

If the leaves double every day, on which day is the pond half full? Compare linear, exponential and logistic growth side by side.
| acute angle | 0° < α < 90° |
|---|---|
| right angle | α = 90° |
| obtuse angle | 90° < α < 180° |
| straight angle | α = 180° |
| full angle | α = 360° |
If one angle of a triangle is obtuse (more than 90°), what can you say about the other two?