Lesson 7 - Angle Relationships Notes PDF

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Chaminade High School

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This document covers various angle relationships in geometry and provides examples and exercises. The document includes definitions and applications for adjacent angles, linear pairs, vertical angles, complementary angles, supplementary angles, and perpendicular lines. It also contains problems that help students practice related concepts.

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Chapter 1 - Tools of Geometry Lesson 7: Angle Relationships ADJACENT ANGLES: two angles that lie in the same plane and have a common ___________ and common _____________, but NO other points in common. Example: N...

Chapter 1 - Tools of Geometry Lesson 7: Angle Relationships ADJACENT ANGLES: two angles that lie in the same plane and have a common ___________ and common _____________, but NO other points in common. Example: Non-example LINEAR PAIR: is a pair of ___________ angles with noncommon sides that are ___________ rays (lie on the ___________ line) Example: Non- example VERTICAL ANGLES: are two nonadjacent angles formed by two _________________ lines. They share a common ______________ and sides are ____________ ____________ **********Vertical angles are ________________ Example: Non-example Example 1: Vertical Angle Algebra Application Using the diagram to the right, find x, m∠AEC, and m∠BED A B (3x – 9)° (2x +13)° E C D x = ____________ m∠AEC =__________ m∠BED =__________ COMPLEMENTARY ANGLES: are TWO angles with measures that SUM to ______ degrees. Adjacent Example: Non-adjacent Example How to find the complement of an angle Example 2: Find the complement of a 20° angle. Example 3: Complementary Angles Algebra Application The measure of two complementary angles are 7x +17 and 3x – 20. Find the measures of each angle. SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES: are TWO angles with measures that SUM to ______ degrees. Adjacent Example: Non-adjacent Example How to find the supplement of an angle Example 4: Find the complement of a 20° angle. Example 5: Supplementary Angles Algebra Application If the ratio of an angle to its supplement is 7 : 5 , find the measure of each angle. PERPENDICULAR LINES: lines, segments, or rays that form _________ angles. Lines / segments / rays are can be perpendicular Angles are NOT perpendicular Symbol: Example: PERPENDICULAR BISECTOR: a line or part of a line that is perpendicular to a segment and passes through the segment’s _________________. Forms _________ angles AND _______________ segments Example 6: Identifying angle pairs when given perpendicular lines. ⃡ , ⃡𝐆𝐉 ⊥ 𝐇𝐅 𝐚𝐭 𝐇 Refer to the figure to the right. 𝐃𝐄 G a) Name the right angles. F _____________________________ b) Name a pair of acute vertical angles. D E H _____________________________ c). Name a pair of obtuse vertical angles. J _____________________________ d). Name a pair of complementary angles. _____________________________ e) Name a linear pair. _____________________________ Example 8: Perpendicular Lines Algebra Application: ⃡. ⃡ ⊥ SQ Refer to the figure to the right. Find 𝑥 and 𝑦, so that PR x=________________ y=________________

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