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Chapter 17

Angles (2) An~les between lines, in

triangles and m quadrilaterals
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E.".,,,,i.., 17a revises lOme Dr,he ....'ork )'<>U did;n d ~lc ...."rc COB 10 ..,. if your ~\l"'" ....
ChaplU 9. You "'ill n~ .. protracl<;>r, rukr ~~'
and Jl(lICll. c Ftnd ,he fum ofthr lOu. angl... at 0
3 ~brl< .. point 0 on '"uti.
papn-o Dr.". a
bH.,..., 11. fi..., lin'll ""eh ..,,"jng at 0 This ....·ill ~1
I Make a dra",ing like that in r.g. 11.1. BCA five angta at 0 (Fig. 17,SI. :\!a,k lllnn c.
is ""Bight line:. AeD <1l!o bo, :LIlYDu. r. J. r,
,a Meaoun ACO ~ BCD .
(bJ find <he fUDI of ACD:a.ad BCD
(el Cornpa.o: yourn:sultl wilhodtaMuOmu
;n your claD. Wlw do,.., 1>CKi«?

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.' ~lc,..urt: the fivc angl"" a.', r. d. r.
2 D.... w any "',,0 .'night IiDc::o AB and CD 10 'b find 11K- Mlrn of .he Ii,,,, ,"ollla,
inlnwct at a point 0 f"0Ij:.17.'2'. r Compan: ,,""'. mula ...~th..u...r .'~"f
in your da... What do )'0<1 notice

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While "orkinll lhrtlu~h ,h. P'""";OUI ~"
yOtJ ma, I",.,'~ diKo.'~..."j ~ f1<'b about

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ansle. fl>l'1md .. /lv> lin~ ~' or- croa-

ADgles OD a _traishlliDe
"ri,. 17.2
Wh~n l.."an,:lellj~ oojd~ea~h ....hn and
1'" Mea$Urt AOc and 008 Whal do you a common ,cn~~....... "~' II,C" u~ adja",-
notice? .-achOthct I" fill(_ I ;,4;AOB .. adjxnl(lolll.
(b) Mc~ur.: ....OC and AOO ,.."d zuld .hem ROC 0 adjaanllo ,\OB.
10J<cthcr. What do VOU I><>llce' Wh..., a :llraili(hl hue .,and. 0" a
(c) GUo:sJI the 'itt of CaB. Ilr;lj~l" line. I'"''' adja~elH a"Kko a,.., {;

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Calculating the sizes of angles
The above facto nuoke it possible (0 calculate
the sizes ofangl.. in givm figures,

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{) Example 1
In Fig. /7./1 AOB fZfU! cOD <IU mlllgnl li"'J.
The .um of Ihe two adjaccQ( angl.. on a '1:light BOo - 62' aoJ WE _ 1r. c.JndIIk: Ih< ow.-
line is 180°, In Fig.n.5 AOC + BOC _ ISO". anglu in tJujig,,,,.

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Fig.17.5

V"'meally opposite angles

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\\'hcn 'wQslraighllln.. ;ntC=CI. 'hey will form ,- I:

fo~T angles. The IWlI anglo opposite each other Fig. 17.8
au said to k verti-.lly oppo.ite. In Fig. 17.6
AOC U ,·"'rtieaU¥. opposite BOD. ACO is ver<_ AOC - 62° (vertically oppaliU' 10 BOD
ically opposite B9C. Vertically op{!QSitc angles AOn _ 180' - 62' .. 118' (adjac.:.ua.ar;laon
a", "'lllal. AOC _ BOD. AOD _ BOC. _ straight ...... AOBl
CaE -360" - (62" +62' + 118"_7r
., " (•.,m (lh.ns!oa, a
.. 360' - 319" _ 41·

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In Fit_ J7.9~APB_%", BPC_AI'B,CPDi<_
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Fig. 17.6 IIJ liZ d' APB alUi Tt}k% APD uja ~ .. 6it IIJ
APR. Mah "" 'qJit1.lion in ". s.h>r tit MJ ..- QN/
Anglea """"ling at a point jilUi IJu jQUT ""tltl.
When a numbo,r of lin.. m,"", at a point thry ,
will form lh. same number of angles. The sum
of the ~ngleo "!..a poin, is 360°. If' Fig. 17.7.
AOB + BOC + CElD + DOA _ 360"

Fit. 17.9
APB _ ,,"
gPC ... ,," ( ... APB)~
CPD-U (_2"A~B)
Fit. 17.7 APD _ 5%~ (_ 5" APB)

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APB + Bfic + c'o + An> .. 360" I\Im of 2ID fig,IUI, POR_3r. C.icOlbn
~IIP Other Ihnc angles. Ci,e n:asona.
?+Jt+V+,V'_36O" , ,
,,-"-40
9.... 360

The four angles In: 40", 40', BO" and 200".

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,w 3InfigJ7.12,jfP~Q. .. 61"lndRXS_U
calcu.Ille Q,5:.R.
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,. r., 17.12

.. In fig. 17.12, ealcu.l.o.., RS:S. gr....., t

PXQ_3.5"andR5:Q,_!l:r. _
.5 In fig. 11.12, caleulat.. PXQ., ifQXR i$
rigbllngl.. and RRs _ 68'.
6Infi.g.11,U,BXC_36".ndAXO_126'
Ir .!IS: 0 is .. ri,:bl anrle. ClIkOllale cXO a
A.'<B.
find the sizt of A.~c. In whl.l "'20)'-"'1
tb.. drawing be made better"

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<0 eaeb other and lhe angles marked y' a
equal <0 eacb Dther. Make an equation uli

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Eaft"C:iM In.
t (On.l) Find the size: oftheleller«!lngles in
fig. 17.10. Give ,easom. Fiz. /7.11

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• In F~ 17.U, EKF-"°.fKC is ,,,i«:u ~g
,.. EKF, CRH is th..", rimes .. bill: u EKF
and HRE is four rima:u bi.g as ERr. :>.f.u..
aa njWlUon in % Soh.., th.. tqlU.tion 10 lind
die lOu. a.n«lcs.. O>a:k ~_r ani..·... by finding
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u..: IIlrn o(lIIe ..... anglrs. r.,. lUI
Now th.t lhe dist.ana bet..'em .. pair 0(
par.1OlJd liMO is always <heAm". A li~ CUlting
a ""iT of parallel 'ina is calk<! a tnuuI,,",",,-,
Fig.17.lll;.

II In fig 17.16 VXW _ 2" U!':.V and

WXY.3xVXW.C&lculalcUXV,IHlJIl:
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let U.... V - ,,", FormaDtquationinundlhcn
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17.20 "l'rewnu" _-Jew of" hut.

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Para1l~lliaes

Utually. if ' 0 s...aighl lin"" are d...."'" on a

plane, Ihey ·ill InlCl"S<:Ct if the lincl are pro-
dllced (i.e x'cndtd) ra •• nough (Fig. 17.11). Fit. 17.20

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paral1d 10 AB.
(b) I"iame a,many lin... asyou can "'hich a",
Fi,. /7./7 paral1d to XV.
(c', N~umany linc:s u)'VU can which a",
Iflhe lina I>(",U mttt, bowc>.." t"ar they an: puallel to PQ,
produced. Wi: oay thai they ~ ,.....ud. for- ,d b any line paDlIel to Be?
cumple, u..:
lin"" in you. """rciit book an: eJ Is any liroe parallel to BH?
panJld to acb other. W" .......,till'l<'S.now <h2. 2 Voc: u." ruled lines in your anciloe book '0
liDQ an: panUd by dra..in( anow Mads on dnaw. pair 0( panaJJd lines.at in Fig 17.21.
lb<:m :u io tIS_ 17.18. Onawa tranwen.aJ in any pooilion.

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Ftg./7.U F'l_17.25

(e) There IS one other pair of alternalt

angle. (fig. 17.25). Meuure th. .
angles on your diagram. \\lhat do )
F'l. /7.2/ notice? A1ternale anglel are somelirrw::.
called Z angles. Can )"U Ihink why?
(a) How many iUlgk. have )'OU d",,,n? (f) In Fig. 17.26, the marked angles ,..,..
(b) In Fig. 17.Z2 the marked angle. an: c:&lkd allied or co-iDt~rior anglO$.
called corr~spollding angle$. ThC)· are Mcuure Ihc lize of any twOaJlicd allp:.
in the urne, or corrclponding, position>, OIl )'OUI" diagram. Add y"ur rCluJ...
at th" twO intcl"$Cclion•. What do you noti",,?

F'l.17_22 fir. 17.26

~ tlIo: -... .. die _ ...._ Slat.. 17.27 name the angl!=: ",hicJ! _
responding anp:s ClD"'" _
What do)'Dll: ..>Cil,..c·
&'-' £ (a,I lDlt40pOnds toA)tP. B?f¥, QYD, CYQ;
(h) .is ,"!Iemate to BXY, XYD;
(o:;) • allied with BXY;
(d) iu:o·inleriof-"~Ih cYx.

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(e) fig. 11.23 sho>o.", two olher pairs of Q
corresponding angl<:•. Draw a .ketch 10 Fi~.17.27
show one more pair of corresponding
angles.
4 In Fig. 17.28, which angle corruponds to
~fe""u..., each pair On j'OUr diagram.
What do )'Ou noti.:c' Corresponding la) T, (b) p, (c) E, (d) J?
illlgie. arc sometimes called F ~$_ Which iUlgl<: i. a1lcmaCc 10
Can Y<lU think ....11).;> (e) 7, (I) iii, w,
(g) (h) l?
(d) In Fig. 17.24, Ihe marked anglc. arc Which angle il allied ..... tIl
r.all<:d all"",at,, aJ1(Ies. Measure the (i) I G)w?
.iu of thU pair of alternate anglc. on Which angle is co-interior wilh
your diagram. Whal do you notice? (1:) n (I) I?

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• Allc~lc anll'lcs an: eqogIl'fi 17-'1).

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.5 fig. 11.29 shoooo, '" pair ~parallclliDaand a
1r.lIlS''CrsaJ mlcncailUl" ai X md Y. On.; ' ...... II is pouibk 10 ~ Qlj . . 'I" 5; ....
angk ill gi,,,,n as 80". Shieh :I. COJIl' ollhc allCm.llc angks "ith l~ ..-h.ich ~ _
~- Jill in I/)(-sius of all Inc angles at panlJel. In Fie. 17.32, angle. CUlt', '.
X. TtylOftl'm l~ ..za-oI"lhc augl",,:1.1 Y angie.: angie if is altenullC 10 angI"'.1.......
n>:r, Ilroo;e lhe lines an: not p;oralId.lhc I..llCSm
arc.., equal. Le.• '" 6 and .... .1.
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While working through F..,xcl\:ioc lie }"U rna}
have nOlj~d lhe roJk),..~ng racts about the Fr,. 17':12
'",gles formed when a tr:u,,,,,rsaI crosse.
p;lr.. llcl JilK.,

Allied (ro-intcrior) :ul~

The .... m 0{ ""'0 allied (or co-interior) alIIla:".
CoIT~$pODdilll angles 18O"(F1(.11.33).
Cornspondinc angle> arc equal fF"lg. 11.30).

Fit. /7.30
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Exercise 17d Z 51<e1l::1I. Ctlp';" of nch diagram in Fi~. li_

t (Oral) find 1M siLo:. of lilt Iool1e<ni angles Do noc mUc an ;lttUnle dr:a..mg. Fill ,n
In fIg_ 17.34. G;'~ ruoon5.
"zes of I he mining angles.

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Angles in a U'iangte
bercix 171t
I {al t:1Ie '" protrxlO< '" rneasun: ,h" an~
,n uungloesABC and PQR lfl f'll' I;.
(b) t,M Ii'" rum cf the _gles of d
(i.c.findA + 8 + C).
(el Find 11K_sum ~ lh~ _gles of d
(Le. lind P + Q + R).
(d) Whl, do ~'OU norice about yout t6
in (b) and (el?
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t .... ''''gln''''' 'u'.....
'\bell "'<>rkln~ 'h......1;h u.~
ha>... nocicnllh.ll W su'" or lIM: ........ ~.
~ .. ia 180 _TIu. i> .....c [,_ -""';;;~~
We can .t-. lhis in ,hot- I,,""" .....
Fil:. 17J9, ABC 15 am. ,~t h • ..ncI-
:.",.7" and t'.
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In fig. 17.40 J'CQ .. a Ijne 'hr<,u~h (

parallel '0 AD

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2: 0.- 1_ bNr:e tnang\n. Ont of lhtm _"'-.lid

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include all OOtid<; angle-
'a) ~1e~rc the angles ill u.:h ll'lllnclc. ,L. --'--" •
(b) find 1M sum <:tC tbe: ang!.-s ,n cadi
IriaJullt-·
(el Wh, do )UU notICe ;o.bQu, ~'OUr resull.
on (bl~ Do ,'OW" friends !t"c' the o:um:
\,'c can Uk the :altUll3.lc ..n;:l" r...1 .u
kind. ofreluh.?
:5 (a) Or.. ,,;m, triangle. Cu, 11 001 arefulry- fig 17."1 h,lillinlbem;•• ;ngaD~k."I(
along Its sides.
lb) Tear off the 'hre. angle. pr the mangle
all in fig. 17.37.
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Al C. ,.... ,h...... atl("'" Mr ~ •

F~ /7.37 F", 17.38 • u-aiJ!lu line. Thu. c" + .J. -.- ;!' - ..
x"._,o and~·:ArC abo tbe: .un '" die -.cfn.
(e) Tate .he thre<: :lJ1lllu and llTnng1: ,/W: .... ABC. Th.u the SWIl of u... ~._
tbc:m JO WI l~ an: .lJKt.lIl 10 uch triangle iJ 180".
other:uinF<g.Ii.38. UK 111;0 r;oci in E:.~n::iK I-I
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