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Bellwork Take out your homework and leave it on your desk. Pick up the worksheet on the little desk. Assemble into your groups and complete the worksheet. Problem 1 F is complementary to G H is complementary to G If mF = 28, find the measure of G & H. Which angles are congruent? Why? Write your conclusion in conditional (if-then) form. Problem 2 1 is complementary to 2 3 is complementary to 4 2 4 If m1 = 35, find the measures of 2, 3 and 4. Which other set of angles is also congruent? Why? Write your conclusion in conditional form. Problem 3 1 is supplementary to 3 2 is supplementary to 3 If m1 = 110, find the measure of 2 & 3. Which angles are congruent? Why? Write your conclusion in conditional (if-then) form. Problem 4 A is supplementary to C B is supplementary to D C D If mA = 125, find the measures of B, C and D. Which other set of angles is also congruent? Why? Write your conclusion in conditional form. Theorems: Toolbox! We write: 2.4 Congruent Supplements and Complements Students will be able to apply the two theorems regarding congruent/same comps and supps. Class Exercises Turn to page 79 in your book. What reason would you use to prove #2? #3? #6? Example 1 Given: AD AB AC AE Prove: 1 3 Example 2 Given:1 is comp to 4 2 is comp to3 RT bisects SRV Prove: TR bisects STV Example 3 Given: PQR is supp to QRS QRS is supp to TWX PQR (5 x 48), TWX (2 x 30) Find: mQRS Ticket to Leave Write the correct theorem you would use for the following proof: Given: ABC is supp to OPQ OPQ is supp to DEF Prove: ABC DEF Homework Pg. 79 # 1, 8, 10, 11, 12, 15, 17, 19 Quiz Tomorrow over sections 2.1-2.4 Example 2: Given: <FKJ is a right angle <HJK is a right angle <GKJ <GJK Conclusion: <FKG <HJG Bellwork Draw a picture for and complete the proof of a theorem below. Given: 3 is supp to 4; 4 6 6 is supp to 5 Prove: 3 5 Group work: You will have 7 mins! Each group is given one proof. Draw a picture and complete the proof. Write the theorem in conditional form. 2 people from your group(s) will be randomly selected to Write the proof on the board Explain the proof. As people explain their proof. Write the conclusion in your toolbox! Bellwork 1. Review: If two sides of a triangle are 4 and 9, what is the largest integral value for the length of the third side? 2. Review: What are the restrictions of x if B is acute and mB 2x 8 ?