Geometry In this lesson we revisit all the main rules and terms of line and triangle geometry. We then try and calculate some angles. In the first part,

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Geometry In this lesson we revisit all the main rules and terms of line and triangle geometry. We then try and calculate some angles. In the first part, give yourself 1 point for every rule, term or measurement that you get correct.

Types of Angle Below are 4 types of angles. Name each type. right angled obtuse reflex acute

Rule 1 Angles on a straight line add up to …… 180° 60° 45° 75° 180° - (75° + 60°) = 45°

Rule 2 Angles at a point add up to ……… 360° 360° - (75° + 50° + 55° + 75°) = 105° 75° 50° 55° 75° 105°

Rule 3 Vertically opposite angles are ………… equal 78°

Rule 4 Angles in a triangle sum to ……… 48°80° 52° 180° 180° - (80° + 48°) = 52°

Rule 5 Angles in an equilateral triangle are ……… Each angle size is …… equal 60°

Rule 6 Base angles of an isosceles triangles are ……… 42° 69° equal 180° - 42 = 138° 138° ÷ 2 = 69°

Rule 7 The exterior angle of a triangle is equal to …………………………………………………………… the sum of the interior opposite angles 65° 52°117° 52° + 65° = 117°

Rule 9 Angles that add up to 90˚ are called: a. Complementary b. Complimentary Choose the correct spelling. XXXXXXXXXXXX 25° 65°

Rule 10 Angles that add up to 180˚ are called ………………………… supplementary 158° 22°

Rule 11 (for parallel lines) Alternate angles are …………… (alternate angles form a Z shape) 88° equal

Rule 12 (for parallel lines) ………………………… angles are equal (they form an F shape) 73° corresponding

Rule 13 (for parallel lines) Co-interior angles are ……………………. (they form a U shape) 74° 106° supplementary

Name These Polygons A three sided polygon is called a ………………………… Name 4 types of triangle ………………………… triangle Right angled Scalene Equilateral Isosceles

Name These Polygons A 4 sided polygon is called a ………………………… Name 4 types of quadrilateral ………………………… quadrilateral square rectangle trapezium parallelogram

Name These Polygons hexagon 5 sides……………… 6 sides……………… 7 sides……………… 8 sides……………… 9 sides……………… 10 sides ……………… 11 sides ……………… 12 sides ……………… pentagon heptagon octagon nonagon decagon hendecagon dodecagon

Do you know this? What is the difference between a polygon and a polyhedron? A polygon is a flat figure, like a square. A polyhedron is a 3D figure, like a cube.

Rule 14 The sum of the exterior angles of a polygon is ………… 360° 72° 90° 72° 90°

Rule 15 The sum of the interior angles of a polygon is (n – 2) × 180˚ What does the n stand for? n = the number of sides for a triangle n = 3 (3 – 2) × 180˚ = 180˚ 35° 80° 65°

Geometry Review What did you score? Did you get over 50? Only 49 points were available!

Angle Geometry Find the missing angles. 24° 58° x x 2x = 180° 2x = 98° x = 49°

Angle Geometry Find the missing angles. 21° x x y x = 180° x = 69° y = 111°

Angle Geometry Find the missing angles. 116° 34° y x y = 82° x = 64°

Angle Geometry Find the missing angles. 71° 37° y x z x = 72° z = 109° y = 143°

Angle Geometry Find the missing angles. 60° y x z y = 60° z = 120° x = 60°

Angle Geometry Find the missing angles. 26° y x z y = 77° z = 77° x = 154°

Angle Geometry Find the missing angles. 70° w y x z = 140° y = 40° x = 70° 30° 140° z w = 40°

Angle Geometry Find the missing angles. 30° 40° 84° u w v x vz u = 110° v = 26° 124° w =124° 26° w =128° x = 98°

32° Angle Geometry Find the missing angles. w = 58° x = 122° w w x y x z z y = 32° z = 148°

Do you remember the formula for the sum of the interior angles of a polygon? (n – 2) × 180˚ Therefore what will be the sum of the interior angles of a quadrilateral? 360˚ Angle Geometry

Here is a regular hexagon. Write the size of the red angles. 360° ÷ 6 = 60° 60°

Angle Geometry Write the size of the interior angles. 60° 120° (n - 2)  180 = 4  180˚ = 720˚ = 720˚ ÷ 6 = 120˚ Or from previous example 60   = 180  120° Regular hexagon

Angle Geometry Find the missing angles. 132° y x x = 48° y = 132°

Angle Geometry Find the missing angles. 73° 77° 75° y x 105° x = 105° y = 75°

Angle Geometry Find the missing angles. x 2x 4x 5x 2x + 4x + x + 5x = 12x 12x = 360° x = 30° 30° 120° 150° 60°

Angle Geometry Find the missing angles. 24° v w x z z = 156° v = 24° y = 156° y x = 156° v = 24°

Angle Geometry Find the missing angles. 44° v w x zy z = 46° x = 44° v = 136° w = 46° y = 44°

Angle Geometry Find the missing angles. 55° 72° v w x z y z = 55° x = 108° v = 108° w = 125° y = 125°

Angle Geometry Find the missing angles. 27° z = 153° x = 27°y = 27° x y z Alternate (Z) angles are equal.

Angle Geometry Find the missing angles. z = 153° y = 27° y z Co-interior (U) angles are supplementary.

An “Excellence” Question Prove that angle A is 2  angle B. A B Can you add a radius to make an isosceles triangle?

An “Excellence Question” Draw in an extra radius c c Radius 1 Radius 2 An isosceles triangle

An “Excellence Question” Exterior angles = sum of interior opposite angles (Rule 7) c c 2c

An “Excellence Question” Have you solved the question? c c 2d d d 2c

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