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Convex Angle Between Two Vectors

Two blue vectors share a common starting point, and the space between them is highlighted to show the convex angle formed, while the reflex angle on the other side is left uncolored. The animation keeps a plain white background with no axes or grid, focusing attention purely on the geometric relationship between the vectors. Useful for students learning to identify and distinguish angle types when working with vector diagrams in introductory geometry or physics.

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The prompt that made it

Conserve exactement l’en-tête de l’image de référence ainsi que son style visuel. Ne change pas le fond : utiliser un fond blanc. Conserve la mise en page de l’image de référence. Dans la zone située sous l’en-tête, tracer deux vecteurs non nuls de même origine, sans repère et sans axes. Les deux vecteurs doivent être bleus. Faire apparaître clairement le secteur angulaire SAILLANT entre les deux vecteurs et le colorer en jaune. Ne jamais colorer l’angle rentrant. Le texte doit être uniquement en français. Ne modifier ni l’en-tête, ni ses couleurs, ni sa position. L’animation doit commencer directement avec la template visible, jamais avec un écran noir.

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