EQ: How do we measure and classify angles? AGENDA EQ: How do we measure and classify angles? Agenda: Warm Up/Check Homework Quiz on Naming Figures Classifying Angles Tutorial: Measuring Angles Notes on Parallel and Perpendicular Lines and Transversals Homework: Classifying Angles Worksheet
Using the picture below identify 2 of each of the following: WARM UP Using the picture below identify 2 of each of the following: Point Plane Ray Line Angle Line Segment
HOMEWORK
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Classifying Angles Right Angle: an angle measuring 90 Symbol used to indicate a right angle: Acute Angle: an angle measuring less than 90 Obtuse Angle: an angle measuring more than 90 Straight Angle: an angle measuring exactly 180 Yes, that means it’s a straight line
Classify the following angles as right, acute, obtuse, or straight.
Worksheet on Measuring Angles
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Once you are finished measuring… Get a colored pencil out of your table’s bucket (not yellow, black, white, or gray) Write the word “Classification” at the top of the paper in your colored pencil Go through the entire worksheet (front and back) and classify each angle as acute, right, obtuse, or straight.
Parallel vs. Perpendicular Parallel Lines: 2 lines that never intersect How to show two lines are parallel: Perpendicular Lines: 2 lines that intersect at 90 angle How to show two lines are perpendicular:
Complementary vs. Supplementary Complementary Angles: two angle measures that add up to 90 Supplementary Angles: two angle measures that add up to 180 Linear Pair: two supplementary angles that are sitting back to back.
Parallel Lines cut by a Transversal What is a Transversal? A line that crosses a pair of parallel lines On your paper, trace both side of your ruler. Using your ruler, draw in a transversal. Measure each of the angles that have been created and record them near each vertex. **If you’re noticing a pattern, then you’re doing it right!! 97
Special Angle Pairs
Special Angle Pairs Congruent? Supp? Examples 4 and 5 Alternate Interior Angles 4 and 5 Alternate Exterior Angles 3 and 6 Corresponding Angles 2 and 6 Consecutive Angles 3 and 7 Vertical Angles 5 and 8
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