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:::::"Linear angles" is not a term used in technical literature or curriculum that I have seen. Most of the results in a search for "linear angle" seem to be using it as a synonym for "straight angle" (i.e. a half turn, 180°). Where did you get these names? Do you have a source? I would call this instead something like "angular distance" or "angular separation" (or just "angle"). I agree that this article should do a better job about talking about different concepts of angle, and I have started gathering sources for hopefully an eventual rewrite/rework. –[[user:jacobolus|jacobolus]] [[User_talk:jacobolus|(t)]] 06:45, 5 June 2023 (UTC)
::::::[[User:Jacobolus|@Jacobolus]] Sir, here are some references for linear and circular angles:-
help you.
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::::::I trapped myself in some kind of Wikipedia talk page on angle
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::::::Like I mentioned in the talk page of angle about adding circular angle concept and a experienced Wikipedian said that what is circular angle what are reference of circular angle and linear angle
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::::::If you're discussing the concept of circular angles on a Wikipedia talk page and someone has asked for references or clarification, it's important to provide reliable sources to support your claims. Here's how you can approach the situation:
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::::::Please can you give me references for linear angle and circular angle
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::::::Certainly! Here are some references that discuss the concepts of linear angles and circular angles:
::::::Linear Angle:
::::::Elementary Geometry for College Students by Daniel C. Alexander and Geralyn M. Koeberlein.
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