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Angle Relationships

Angle Relationships

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Mathematics

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9th Grade

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Medium

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CCSS
7.G.B.5, 6.EE.B.7, 4.MD.A.2

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Amy Beck

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7 Slides • 23 Questions

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Angle Relationships

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Multiple Choice

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What kind of angles are 112 and x?

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vertical

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complementary

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supplementary

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Linear pair

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Multiple Choice

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If x and 112 are vertical angles then then x = ?

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112

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68

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Its impossible to tell

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Multiple Choice

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What kind of angles are 68 and x?

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vertical

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complementary

3

supplementary

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Linear pair

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Multiple Choice

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If x and 68 are complementary then x = ?

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12

2

112

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22

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Its impossible to tell

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Multiple Choice

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What kind of angles are x and 124?

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vertical

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complementary

3

supplementary

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Multiple Choice

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If x and 124 are supplementary then x = ?

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16

2

68

3

56

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Its impossible to tell

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Multiple Choice

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What is the measure of y?

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43

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137

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Multiple Choice

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What is the measure of x and z?

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43

2

137

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<1 and <2 are vertical angles. If <2 = 105, what is the measure of <1?

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<A and <B are complementary angles. If <A = 42 what is the measure of <B?

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<P and <Q are supplementary. If <P = 64, what is the measure of <Q?

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<1 and <2 form a linear pair. If <1 = 113, what is the measure of <2?

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Algebra Examples

These are vertical angles. So they are congruent or equal. So our equation should be:


3x + 47 = 6x - 25


Now solve for x on your own.

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Multiple Choice

x in the last example = ?

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16

2

24

3

32

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109

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Multiple Choice

Now that you know x = 24, recall that <SQR = 6x - 25. So what is the measure of <SQR

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119

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24

3

90

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123

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Algebra Example 2

<DCE and <ECB are completementary so they must add up to 90. So our equation should be

7x + 2 + x + 8 = 90

Solve the equation and find <DCE.

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x =

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Fill in the Blanks

<DCE =

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Algebra Example 3

These two angles form a linear pair. Therefore, they are supplementary and must add up to 180. So our equation is:

8x - 5 +4x - 19 = 180

Solve for x and <KNM

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x=

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<KNM

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Algebra Example 4

Since <R and <s are complementary then they add up to 90. So our equation is

12x - 3 + 7x - 2 = 90

Solve for x and <R.

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x =

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Fill in the Blanks

<R =

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Algebra Example 5

Since the two angles are supplementary then we know have to add up to 180. So our equation is:

4x + 1 +9x - 3 = 180

solve for x and <Q

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x=

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<Q=

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Algebra Example 6

Since the angle is being bisected that means it is split in half. So the two angles in the picture are equal. So our equation is:

13x - 5 = 7x + 31

solve for x.

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x =

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