What is the measure of an angle whose bisector makes an angle of a right angle?

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Finding the Measure of the angle:
Given, that the angle of the bisector of an angle is right angle means $90 °$ .
We know that the angle bisector divided a particular angle into two equal parts.
Hence the measure of the initial angle $= 2 \times 90 ° = 180 °$ .
Hence, the measure of the angle is $180 °$ .

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What is the measure of an angle whose bisector makes an angle of a right angle?

Finding the Measure of the angle:Given, that the angle of the bisector of an angle is right angle means 90°.We know that the angle bisector divided a particular angle into two equal parts. Hence the measure of the initial angle =2×90°=180°.Hence, the measure of the angle is 180°.