\measuredangleThe \measuredangle command in LaTeX is used to denote a measured angle, typically in geometric contexts. It represents the angle between two lines or line segments, often used in mathematical proofs and diagrams to specify the exact angle being referred to.
Specifies that the angle ABC is 45 degrees.
\measuredangle ABC = 45^\circIndicates that the angle DEF is equal to the angle GHI.
\measuredangle DEF = \measuredangle GHIStates that the sum of angles JKL and MNO is 180 degrees, implying they are supplementary angles.
\measuredangle JKL + \measuredangle MNO = 180^\circ