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Angle Relationships

Angle Relationships

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Mathematics

10th - 12th Grade

Easy

CCSS
7.G.B.5

Standards-aligned

Created by

Amy Karsen

Used 148+ times

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4 Slides • 10 Questions

1

Angle Relationships

How are the angles related? Yes, we're stepping back.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qpq_XEeBBZw

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Angle Relationships

  • Vertical angles only touch at the vertex- they are EQUAL

  • Supplementary angles share one side and make a striaght line. They add up to 180.

  • Complementary angles form a right angle (see the little box). They add up to 90.

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3

Supplementary Angles

  • The two angles form a straight line so we know they are supplementary (and add up to 180).

  • We will write an equation 79 + x = 180

  • Solve the equation by subtracting 79 from both sides

  • x = 101

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Multiple Choice

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What is the value of angle b?

1

27

2

63

3

117

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Multiple Choice

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What is the value of angle b?

1

26

2

64

3

116

6

Multiple Choice

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What is the value of angle b?

1

52

2

128

3

38

7

Fill in the Blank

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What is the value of angle b?

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Fill in the Blank

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What is the value of angle b?

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Complementary Angles

  • The two angles form a right angle so we know they are complementary (and add up to 90).

  • We will write an equation 73 + x = 90

  • Solve the equation by subtracting 73 from both sides

  • x = 17

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Multiple Choice

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What is the value of angle x?

1

41

2

131

3

49

11

Multiple Choice

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What is the value of angle x?

1

30

2

60

3

150

12

Multiple Choice

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What is the value of angle x?

1

149

2

59

3

31

13

Fill in the Blank

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What is the value of angle x?

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Fill in the Blank

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What is the value of angle x?

Angle Relationships

How are the angles related? Yes, we're stepping back.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qpq_XEeBBZw

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