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Lesson 1.5 CP Special Angle Pairs.notebook September 14, 2015 Adjacent Angles two angles that have a common vertex and common ray between them. ABC and CBD are adjacent. A C B D They share vertex B and BC. Adjacent Nonadjacent Nonadjacent one is inside other they overlap Nonadjacent do not share vertex 3x + 1 + 2x 6 = 145 5x 5 = 145 5x = 150 x = 30 Lesson 1.5 CP Special Angle Pairs.notebook September 14, 2015 Complementary Angles two angles with the sum of their measures equal to 90o. A 40o D C 50o B Complementary angles CAN be adjacent, but do not HAVE to be. Lesson 1.5 CP Special Angle Pairs.notebook September 14, 2015 Supplementary Angles two angles with the sum of their measures equal to 180o. D C B A Supplementary angles CAN be adjacent, but do not HAVE to be. Lesson 1.5 CP Special Angle Pairs.notebook September 14, 2015 Linear Pairs Two adjacent angles whose nonadjacent sides are opposite rays which form a line. B A X C AXB and BXC are a linear pair. They share vertex X and XB and their nonadjacent sides XA and XC are opposite rays. Linear Pair Postulate Linear Pairs are supplementary. are supplementary. Lesson 1.5 CP Special Angle Pairs.notebook September 14, 2015 Vertical Angles: Two nonadjacent angles formed by two intersecting lines. Adjacent Angles: 2 1 5 3 Linear Pairs: 4 Vertical Angles: Vertical Angles Theorem: Vertical angles are congruent. 110o 70o 70o 110o