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° 0.0 ° 2-23 Angle Relationships Notes 0.0 ° 0.0 ° Name: _______________________________________ 0.0 ° Investigating rotational symmetry. Rotational Symmetry: ________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ 0.0 ° 0.2 ° 1. Obtain tracing paper0.0and rotate around the center of each object. Which objects below have ° rotational symmetry? a) On one of the acute angles on your traced parallelogram, shade it and rotate 180°. Because of _______________________ symmetry, ___________________________ angles in a parallelogram are ____________________________. b) Because of rotational symmetry, the angles in the equilateral triangle are all ______________. c) Because of ___________________________________, the opposite sides in a rectangle are __________________________. d) The kite does not have rotational symmetry. The kite does have a ____________________ of symmetry. Because of that fact, what two angles must be the same. Mark the angles on your figure. 2. Angle relationships with lines cut by a transversal. Transversal: _____________________________________________________________________ Parallel:_________________________________________________________________________ Labeling: Lines A A B C B Angles C A D C B ° a) The transversal in53.2 the following diagram is: _________________ 53.2 ° i. Shade x . ii. On your tracing paper, trace x . Use this tracing to overlay on other angles to find all x. 126.8 ° angles congruent to 53.2 ° 126.8 ° 53.2 ° 53.2°° 53.2 53.2 ° 26.8 ° ° Segments 53.2 ° D b) The transversal in the following diagram is: _________________ i. Shade x . ii. On your tracing paper, trace x . Use this tracing to overlay on other angles to find all angles congruent to x . J’ a L’ b c d M’ w N’ y K’ x z P’ 2-23 Assignment Name: ____________________________ 1. State the angle relationship for the following given angles with regards to the diagram. a) a and z ____________ b) a and d ____________ a) a and c ____________ b) x and c ____________ a) a and w ____________ b) w and d ___________ a) y and b ____________ b) x and b ____________ a) x and d ____________ b) c and d ____________ 2. Find the values for x and y if you can. a. c. 3. For each diagram, find the value of x if possible. 4. Find the measure of each lettered angle. a) b) c) a = ____________ a = ____________ a = ____________ b = ____________ b = ____________ b = ____________ c = ____________ c = ____________ c = ____________ d) e) a = ____________ b = ____________ c = ____________ a = ____________ d = ____________ b = ____________ e = ____________ c = ____________ d = ____________ e = ____________ f = ____________ g = ____________ h = ____________ i = ____________ 5. What is wrong with this picture? 6. A tree on a 30° slope grows straight up. What are the greatest and smallest measures of the angles the tree makes with the hill? Explain. 6. Circle all letters that have both horizontal and vertical symmetry. 1 2 x 1, y x 5 3 3 a) What is the point where the two lines intersect? 7. Graph: y b) What is a linear equation? Look up the answer either in your book or use the internet. c) What is a system of equations? Look up the answer either in your book or use the internet. 8. Graph: 3x 2 y 8, 3x 2 y 12 What is the point where the two lines intersect? 9. Graph: 5 x 2 y 8, 10x 4 y 16 What is the point where the two lines intersect? 10. Scientist, Dr. Monika Hardworking, has been illegal experimenting again by irradiating caterpillars to see if she can make them grow faster and larger. Examine her data below. Weeks after 2 5 8 10 hatching Mass (grams) 14g 19g 26g 28g a) Choose a good scale and graph the age on the x-axis and the mass on the y-axis. b) Using a ruler, draw the line of best fit making sure you cross two points you are certain of the coordinates. c) Find the slope using the two points you crossed in (b). d) What does the slope represent in context of this problem? e) Find the equation of the trend line. f) What does the y-intercept represent in the context of this problem? g) Using your trend line, approximately how old this is this 90g irradiated caterpillar?