
SUBSET OF LINES
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SUBSET OF LINES, TYPES OF ANGLES
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SUBSET OF LINES, TYPES OF ANGLES
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DEFINED TERMS
Ray-shares the property of a line, but it has a one
fixed point that stretches infinitely in one
direction only.
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Segment-It is a set of points on a line if and only
if it contains two points, called endpoints, and all
the points between them.chocolate bar’s
side can represent a segment.
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Types of Angles and Their Properties
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Acute Angle-
More than 0° but
less than 90° in the protractor
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For example, given that
m∠DAC = (x + 4)°,
m∠CAB = 32°
m∠DAB = 53°
To solve for x, we can use the formula:
m∠DAB = m∠DAC + m∠CAB.
Hence, we have:
53 = (x + 4) + 32
53 = x + 36
53 − 36 = x
x = 17°
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Therefore, we have:
m∠DAC = (x + 4)°
m∠DAC = (17 + 4)°
m∠DAC = 21°, an acute angle
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Right Angle
Range of angle measurement:
Exactly 90°
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On the figure given, there are 2
right angles: ∠HAE &∠EAB, and both are
equal to 90°.
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B
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Obtuse Angle
Range of angle measurement:
More than 90° but less than
180°
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B
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Straight Angle
Range of angle measurement
Exactly 180°
A straight angle is any angle that measures
exactly 180°, and looks exactly like a line. On
the figure above, the straight angle is
∠HAB or ∠BAH.
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Reflex Angle
It is an angle
that is more than 180° but less than 360°.
You can normally find them objects with
large angles, such as a big slice of pizza. On
the image on the left, ∠GAL = 240°, hence, it is
considered as a reflex angle.
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Complete Angle
is twice the measurement
of a straight angle. It measures exactly 360°,
or makes a full rotation. On the image on the
left, ∠LAD = 360°, therefore, it must be a
complete angle. One of the examples of a
complete angle is a clock’s minute and hour
hand completing a full clockwise rotation.
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full moon
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Select the best answer
1.While drawing the outline of Makati Park for your TLE project, you wanted to
know the perfect angle at which the grand fountain can be drawn. What
measuring instrument can you use to find the value of an angle in degrees?
A. Barometer C. Protractor
B. Compass D. Ruler
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1.Solution:
Protractor
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2.If ∠HAT is an acute angle, and it is congruent to ∠MAT, what type of angle is
∠MAT?
A. Right angle C. Obtuse angle
B. Acute angle D. Straight angle
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2.Solution:
∠HAT is an acute angle ≅ ∠MAT, meaning same shape and size of angle
Therefore: ∠MAT, is acute angle
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3.Given that m∠ORB = 13° and m∠BRY = 78°, and both angles share a common
ray RB , what type of angle is ∠ORY?
A. Right angle C. Obtuse angle
B. Acute angle D. Straight angle
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3.Solution:
13° +78°=91°
91° is obtuse angle
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78°
13°
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4.Given that ∠BOX is a straight angle, and OM is drawn from the center of
the straight angle, what type of angle is ∠BOM if ∠MOX is an obtuse
angle?
A. Right angle C. Obtuse angle
B. Acute angle D. Straight angle
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4.Solution;
∠BOM= acute angle
∠MOX= obtuse angle
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B
obtuse angle
acute angle
straight angle
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5.Given that ∠TOS is a right angle with ray OP at the middle of the angle, ∠TOS
is the sum of two angles ∠TOP and ∠POS and ∠TOP ≅ ∠POS, find the value of a, if m∠TOP = 2a + 9
A. a = 18 C. a = 20
B. a = 19 D. a = 21
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5.Solution:
∠TOP=2A+9
45=2A+9
45-9=2A
36/2=2a/2
18=a
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