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Write your questions here! 1.5 Angle Pairs
NOTES:
TERM
Example
Picture
Adjacent Angles are two coplanar
angles with a common side, a
common vertex, and no common
Vertical Angles are two angles whose
sides are
Vertical Angles are
Complementary Angles are two
angles whose measures have a sum
of 90°. Each angle is called the
Supplementary Angles are two
angles whose measures have a sum
of 180°. Each angle is called the
Identify Angle Pairs
ANGLES
and
are
and
are
and
are
and
are
Adjacent:
Vertical:
Complementary:
Supplementary:
Diagrams
OK to assume true!
Do NOT assume true!!!
TERM
Example
Picture
A linear pair is a pair of adjacent
angles whose noncommon sides are
#
1-7
Linear Pair Postulate
If two angles form a linear pair, then
they are
Find the measure of all angles.
Summarize your notes:
1.5 PRACTICE
Name the relationship: Complementary, Linear Pair (Supplementary), Vertical, or Adjacent
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Find the measure of angle b.
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For 17-26, use the picture to determine if you can make the following conclusions from the information shown.
YES or NO
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180
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is a right angle.
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and
and
are supplementary.
are vertical angles.
is the angle bisector of
26. C is the midpoint of
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Find the value of x.
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SOLVE
8 12 4
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SOLVE
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ALGEBRA REVIEW
GRAPH
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2 5
GRAPH
3
2
MULTIPLY
(distribute)
3
FACTOR
Factor out the greatest common
factor (undistribute)
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