CAMPBELL COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Chapter 2: Properties Review.

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CAMPBELL COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Chapter 2: Properties Review

Complete the one-step proof: Answer: Multiplication Property

Complete the one-step proof: Answer: Subtraction Property

Complete the one-step proof: Answer: If a segment is divided into three congruent segments, then it is trisected.

Complete the one-step proof: Answer: Substitution Property

Complete the one-step proof: Answer: Subtraction Property

Complete the one-step proof: Answer: Addition Property

Complete the one-step proof: Answer: Division Property

Complete the one-step proof: Answer: Transitive Property (or Substitution Property)

Complete the one-step proof: Answer: Angle Addition (NOT Addition Property!!!)

Complete the one-step proof Answer: If angles are supplementary to congruent angles, then they are congruent.

Complete the one-step proof: Answer: Addition Property

Writing Equations An angle measures 6 less than twice its complement. Write an equation representing this scenario. x + (2x – 6) = 90 What is the measure of the angle? 32 degrees

Writing Equations The sum of the complement of an angle and twice its supplement is 240 degrees. What is the measure of the angle? Answer: 70 degrees