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Solution:

1. Given:
- Angle:

180 \text{ degrees}

- Multiplier:

8

2. Multiply:

180 \times 8

3. Perform the multiplication:

180 \times 8 = 1440

Thus, 180 degrees times 8 is 1440 degrees.

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