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    REVIEW

    ANGLE
    is formed by two NON-COLLINEAR rays
    with a common endpoint

    PARTS Ways of Naming an


    Angle
    the two
    rays 1. Using three letters - use the vertex
    The common and a point from each side
    endpoint of
    (vertex must always be at the middle)
    the two rays

    2. by a numeral at the vertex


    3.by its vertex
    Classify the given angles as acute, right
    and obtuse.
    acute
    1.) 88° 6.) 166° obtuse
    2.) 132° obtuse 7.) 15° acute
    3.) 27°acute 8.) 100°+10° obtuse
    4.) 45° acute 9.) 90° right
    5.) 72° + 18° 10.) 89.9° acute
    right
    Many things in life come in pairs:
    Can you name a few?
    padlock - key
    bread - knife
    shoes - socks
    salt - pepper
    bread- butter
    paint - brush
    table - chair
    cup - saucer
    tooth brush - tooth paste
    desktop - mouse
    ANGLE PAIRS
    ADJACENT
    ANGLES
    ANGLE PAIRS
    are two coplanar angles
    with a common vertex, a
    common side, and no
    common interior points

    Angles do not overlap


    These are non adjacent angles
    common
    side

    common
    vertex
    Real life images of adjacent angles.
    Features of adjacent
    angles.
    1. Adjacent angles exist as
    pairs.
    2.They share a common
    vertex.
    3.They share a common side.
    4.One angle is not in the
    interior of the other.
    adjacent non-adjacent

    non-adjacent adjacent

    adjacent non-adjacent

    non-adjacent adjacent
    Given this figure:
    ∠a and ∠b are
    adjacent angles.

    1. If a = 32o,
    b = 20o,
    c= ? ∠c = ∠a + ∠b
    ∠c = 32o + 20o
    ∠c = 52o
    Given this figure:
    ∠a and ∠b are
    adjacent angles.

    2. If a = ?
    b = 24o,
    ∠a = ∠c - ∠b
    c = 100o
    ∠a = 100o - 24o
    ∠a = 76o
    Given this figure:
    ∠a and ∠b are
    adjacent angles.

    3. If a = 45o
    b=?
    ∠b = ∠c - ∠a
    c = 90o
    ∠b = 90o - 45o
    ∠b = 45o
    COMPLEMENTARY
    ANGLES
    ANGLE PAIRS
    COMPLEMENTARY - Two angles are
    ANGLES complementary if the
    sum of their measure is
    90°
    - Complementary angles
    add up to 90º
    Complementary angles can be either adjacent
    or non- adjacent.
    Adjacent Complementary Angles

    Adjacent and complementary angle


    Complementary but non adjacent
    angles
    Find the complement of each angle.
    1.) 400 500 6.) 8° 820
    2.) 870 30 7.) 23° 670
    3.) 610 290 8.) 15° 750
    4.) 350 550 9.) 76° 140

    5.) 540 360 10.) 42° 480


    SUPPLEMENTARY
    ANGLES
    ANGLE PAIRS
    - Two angles are
    SUPPLEMENTARY supplementary if the sum
    ANGLES of their measure is 180°
    - Supplementary angles add
    up to 180º
    Adjacent Supplementary Angles
    Non - Adjacent Supplementary Angles
    QUIZ

    What is the measure of the angle supplementary to


    the following…
    1.) 770 1030
    2.) 280 1520
    0 850
    3.) 95
    4.) 1590 210
    5.) What is the supplement of the complement of
    450? + 450 = 900 900
    QUIZ:

    Find the supplement of each angle.


    1.) 900 900 6.) 660 1140
    2.) 850 950 7.) 8° 1720
    3.) 1790 10 8.) 133° 1470
    4.) 1040 760 9.) 59 ° 1210
    5.) 470 1330 10.) 145° 350
    What are complementary
    angles?
    What is the sum of the measures
    of two complementary angles?
    What are supplementary
    angles?
    What is the sum of the measures
    of two supplementary angles?
    What are adjacent angles?

    What are the important


    points to remember about
    adjacent angles?
    Features of adjacent
    angles.
    1. Adjacent angles exist as
    pairs.
    2.They share a common
    vertex.
    3.They share a common side.
    4.One angle is not in the
    interior of the other.
    LINEAR
    PAIR
    ANGLE PAIRS
    A linear pair is a pair of
    Linear Pair adjacent, supplementary angles
    whose non-common sides form
    a straight line.

    Adjacent means next to each


    other and supplementary means
    that the measures of the two
    angles add up to 180 degrees.
    EXAMPLES OF LINEAR PAIR
    Adjacent Supplementary Angles
    POINTS TO REMEMBER ABOUT LINEAR PAIR:

    ● It is a pair of 2 Adjacent Angles

    ● The non-common sides are opposite rays

    ● The sum of the 2 angles will always be 180

    degrees
    NAME ONE LINEAR PAIR IN THE
    DIAGRAM BELOW

    ∠JNI and ∠INM


    NAME ONE LINEAR PAIR IN THE
    DIAGRAM BELOW

    ∠INM and ∠MNL


    NAME ONE LINEAR PAIR IN THE
    DIAGRAM BELOW

    ∠MNL and ∠LNJ


    NAME ONE LINEAR PAIR IN THE
    DIAGRAM BELOW

    ∠MNK and ∠KNJ


    NAME ONE LINEAR PAIR IN THE
    DIAGRAM BELOW

    ∠LNJ and ∠JNI


    NAME ONE LINEAR PAIR IN THE
    DIAGRAM BELOW

    ∠INK and ∠KNL


    NAME ONE LINEAR PAIR IN THE
    DIAGRAM BELOW

    ∠INJ and ∠JNL


    NAME ONE LINEAR PAIR IN THE
    DIAGRAM BELOW
    ∠JNI and ∠INM
    ∠INM and ∠MNL
    ∠MNL and ∠LNJ
    ∠MNK and ∠KNJ
    ∠LNJ and ∠JNI
    ∠INK and ∠KNL
    ∠INJ and ∠JNL
    ANSWER THE FF. QUESTIONS:

    1. Are ∠2 and ∠3 a linear pair ?


    No. The angles are adjacent but their
    non-common sides are not opposite rays.

    2. Are ∠3 and ∠4 a linear pair ?


    Yes. The angles are adjacent and their
    non-common sides are opposite rays.

    3. Are ∠2 and ∠4 a linear pair ?


    No. The angles are not adjacent and
    their non-common sides are not
    opposite rays.

    4. Are ∠1 and ∠2 a linear pair ?


    Yes. The angles are adjacent and their
    non-common sides are opposite rays.
    VERTICAL
    ANGLES
    ANGLE PAIRS
    Vertical Angles – are angles
    VERTICAL formed by two intersecting lines.
    ANGLES
    Vertical angles are not adjacent.
    They are located across from one
    another on the corners of the “x”
    formed by the two-straight lines
    Note: Vertical angles
    are congruent
    Examples of Vertical Angles
    CONGRUENT ANGLES
    Angles that are equal in measure
    Definition of Congruent Angles

    Two angles are congruent if and only if their measures are


    equal.
    In symbols: ∠A ≅ ∠B if and only if m∠A = m∠B
    A definition is reversible; hence the definition can be written in
    symbols as follows:

    m∠A = m∠B if and only if ∠A ≅ ∠B


    Find the unknown angles in the following figure.

    1) If ∠d = 47o, what is the


    measure of the following angles?
    ∠d = 47o
    ∠a = 133o
    ∠b = 47o
    ∠c= 133o
    Refer to the figure to answer the following questions.

    2.) What is the relationship exists


    between ∠a and ∠b , what kind of
    angle pairs are they?
    linear pair
    Refer to the figure to answer the following questions.

    3.) If ∠a = 92o, can you find all


    the measures of the angles?
    88o Yes, because ∠a and ∠b form a
    linear pair.
    92o 92o ∠a + ∠b = 180o
    92o + b = 180o
    88o b = 180o - 92o
    b = 88o
    Name all vertical angles in the given figure .

    The vertical
    angles are:

    ∠1 and ∠4
    ∠2 and ∠3

    ∠5 and ∠7
    ∠6 and ∠8

    ∠9 and ∠12,
    ∠10 and ∠13
    ∠11 and ∠14
    VERTICAL ANGLES
    Given the figure.

    1. If a = o
    40 ,
    find b, c, and d.

    2. If d = 110o ,
    find a, b and c
    Given the figure.
    1. If a = 70o, find b, c, and d.
    b = 110o c = 70o d = 110o

    2. If d = 40o , find a, b and c


    b = 40o a = 140o c = 140o

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