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Cornell Notes
Topic/Objective:
Name:
Geometric Equations
Class/Period:
Date:
Essential Question: Write and Solve equations using geometry concepts, including the sum of the angles in a
triangle, and angle relationships. 7.11 C
Questions:
Complementary
Angles
Supplementary Angles
Vertical Angles
Two angles whose
measures have a sum
of ______.
Two angles whose
measures have a sum of
_______
________________ lines
form two pairs of vertical
angles.
Congruent Angles- angles with the __________ measure.
Vertical Angles- the _________________ angles formed by two intersecting
lines. Vertical angles are congruent because they have the __________
measure.
Adjacent angles- are ___________ of angles that share a vertex and one side
but ______ ________ overlap.
Using the diagram on the right, answer the following questions.
Name a pair of
Vertical Angles:
Name a pair of
adjacent Angles:
Name a pair of
supplementary
Angles:
Find the measure
of Angle < 𝑷𝑽𝑹
What is the relationship between <RVS and <SVT?
Are <QVU and <QVP adjacent angles?
Use the diagram to find each angle measure.
1. If m1  120, find m3.
2. If m2  13, find m4.
3. If m3  110, find m2.
4. If m4  65, find m1.
Set up an equation to find the value of x in each figure.
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Summary:
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