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Geometry – Lesson 3.1 (Lines and Angles) 0. Activity: Lines in Space Will AD and CG ever intersect in space? Why? Do these pairs of lines intersect? (a) BC and AE? (b) GH and DH? (c) CD and DH? 1. Parallel Lines Two lines are __________________ lines if they lie in the same plane and do not intersect. The symbol for parallel is ________. Lines _____ and _____ are parallel. 2. Perpendicular Lines Two lines are ______________________ lines if they intersect to form right angles. The symbol for perpendicular is _____. Lines _____ and _____ are perpendicular. 3. Skew Lines Two lines are ___________ lines if they do _______ lie in the same plane and do ______ intersect. Lines _____ and _____ are skew lines. 4. Parallel Planes Two planes are ________________ lines if they do not intersect. Planes _____ and _____ are parallel planes. Example 1: (d) AB and DH? Practice 1: Parallel, skew, or perpendicular? 5. Parallel / Perpendicular Postulates Parallel Postulate: If there is a line (l) and a point not on the line P Line l (P), then there is __________ ________ ______________ line through the point. Perpendicular Postulate: If there is a line (l) and a point not on the line (P), then there is _____________ ________ P Line l ________________ _______ line through the point. 6. Angles Formed by Transversals (VERY IMPORTANT!!!) A ___________________ is a line that interse cts two or more coplanar lines at different points. 7. Alternate Interior / Exterior Angles Alternate interior angles: Lie on Alternate exterior angles: Lie on ________________ sides of the transversal ________________ sides of the transversal _______________ the two lines. _______________ the two lines. t t 8. Corresponding / Consecutive Interior Angles Corresponding angles: Occupy Consecutive interior angles: Lie on the _______________________ positions. ___________ side of the transversal ____________________ the two lines. t t Example 2a/b: List all pairs of: Alternate exterior s Corresponding s Consecutive interior s Alternate interior s Vertical s Linear pair s Practice 2 9. Closure If you have a line and a point. How many parallel lines go through the point? How many perpendicular lines? What’s the difference between alternate interior and alternate exterior angles?