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Unit 11: Angles + Triangles - Lesson 1

Unit 11: Angles + Triangles - Lesson 1

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Mathematics

6th Grade

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CCSS
7.G.B.5, 4.G.A.1

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Unit 11: Angles and Triangles

Lesson 1: Angle Relationships

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Types of Angles

Acute Angles: angles that measures between 0-89 degrees.


Obtuse Angles: angles that measure between 91-179 degree.


Right Angles: angles that measures exactly 90 degrees.


Straight Angles: angles that measures exactly 180 degrees.

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Multiple Choice

List the angle types in order from the least angle measure to the greatest.

1

Acute

Obtuse

Straight

Right

2

Right

Acute

Obtuse

Straight

3

Straight

Obtuse

Right

Acute

4

Acute

Right

Obtuse

Straight

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Congruent Angles

HAVE THE SAME MEASUREMENT!



TAKE DOWN EVERYTHING ON THE NEXT SLIDE!

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Multiple Choice

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What Angle Pair Relationship is shown?

1

Vertical

2

Supplementary

3

Complementary

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Multiple Choice

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What Angle Pair Relationship is shown?

1

Vertical

2

Supplementary

3

Complementary

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Multiple Choice

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What Angle Pair Relationship is shown?

1

Vertical

2

Adjacent

3

Complementary

4

Supplementary

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Solving For a Missing Angle

Step 1: What is the RELATIONSHIP ?

Step 2: Write an equation to solve

Step 3: Use inverse operations to solve


Ex: Complementary angles, one is 40 degrees.


90 - 40 = x => 50 degrees.

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Multiple Choice

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What is the missing degree measure?

[HINT: These angles are Complementary!]

1

90 degrees

2

73 degrees

3

17 degrees

4

180 degrees

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Multiple Choice

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What is the missing degree measure for Angle 1?

[HINT: These angles are Vertical Angles!]

1

162

2

18

3

72

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Multiple Choice

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What is the value of x?

[Hint: These angles are supplementary]

1

162

2

62

3

28

4

80

Unit 11: Angles and Triangles

Lesson 1: Angle Relationships

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