2.7 Prove ∡ Pair Relationships

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2.7 Prove ∡ Pair Relationships Mrs. vazquez Geometry

g-co.3.9 Essential Question: How will I prove special ∡s are ≅? Objective: Students will be able to use properties of special pairs of ∡s.

Theorems 2.3 : All ∟s are ≅. 2.4 : If two ∡s are supplementary to the same ∡ (or to ≅ ∡s), then they are ≅. 2.5 : If two ∡s are complementary to the same ∡ (or to ≅ ∡s), then they are ≅.

theorem 2.4 If ∡R and ∡P are supplementary, and ∡Q and ∡P are supplementary, then ∡R≅∡Q.

theorem 2.5

Postulate 12 (Linear Pair Postulate) If two ∡s form a linear pair, then they are supplementary. Theorem 2.6 (Vertical ∡s ≅) Vertical ∡s are ≅.