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Angle Relationship Notes Shapes and Designs Problem 3.4

side vertex overlap adjacent 𝐵𝐶 B nothing Adjacent Angles Two angles that share a ____________ and a ___________. They may not __________________. Angle ABC is _____________________ to angle CBD. ____________ is the side they share, and ___________ is the common vertex. Adjacent angles tell us _____________ about the measures of the angles.   adjacent 𝐵𝐶 B nothing

(remember Co – 90!!!) 90° Right angle complementary Complementary angles TWO angles that have a sum of _______________. Since the 30° angle and the 60° angle form a _____________ ________________, they are ______________________. If two lines, rays or segments meet and form right angles, they are _________________________. If the measure of angle 1 is 30°, the measure of angle 2 must be ______________ because the two angles must add up to ________° complementary 60° 90°

Complementary angles Since one angle measures 30° and the other measures 60°, the sum of their measures is __________° therefore, the two angles are _________________. Complementary angles _______________ need to be __________________. 90° complementary DO NOT adjacent

180 Supplementary angles TWO angles whose measures add up to __________°. Since the 110° angle and the 70° are LINEAR, together they form a straight line, they are _______________________. Since the sum of the two angles is _________°, they are called _________________. Supplementary angles __________ need to be ____________. supplementary 180 supplementary DO NOT adjacent

intersection Vertical Angles Angles formed by the ______________ of two ____________ ____________. They are ______________ from ______ __________. Vertical angles are ALWAYS _____________________. straight lines opposite each other 38° 52° 1 congruent 2

parallel transversal location transversal position location always Corresponding Angles A pair of angles that are formed when two _______________ lines are cut by a _____________________. These two angles are in the same ______________ at each intersection. If the ______________ were cut in half and laid on top of each other, the two angles would be in the same _________ or _________. Corresponding angles are ______________ ______________. location transversal position location always congruent

Corresponding angles can be tested using the “F” test…

inside Alternate Interior Angles Two angles that are _____________ parallel lines and are on opposite sides of a _________________. The measures of alternate interior angles are always ______________________. transversal congruent

Alternate Interior angles can be tested with the “Z” test…

outside Alternate Exterior Angles Two angles that are _______________ parallel lines and are on opposite sides of a __________________. The measures of alternate exterior angles are always ______________________. transversal congruent

inside same transversal supplementary 180° Same Side Interior Angles Two angles that are _______________ parallel lines and are on the ________________ side of the ________________. The measures of same side interior angles always add up to _______ and are ______________________. same transversal supplementary 180°

outside same transversal supplementary 180° Same Side Exterior Angles Two angles that are _______________ parallel lines and are on the ________________ side of the ________________. The measures of same side exterior angles always add up to _______ and are ______________________. same transversal supplementary 180°