1.4: Translating Angles and Angle Bisectors WELCOME Math 2 1.4: Translating Angles and Angle Bisectors Last Night’s HW: 1.3 Handout Tonight’s HW: 1.4 Handout Quiz: Tomorrow (1.1-1.3)
Warm-Up Find the Midpoint of line segment AB, with endpoints: Find the distance between point Z and point J 2) Z(11,-4) & J(-2,6)
Chapter 1 Section 4 J. I can translate an angle on a coordinate plane K. I can construct a copy of an angle using my compass and straightedge L. I can construct angle bisectors using my compass and straightedge M. I know that an angle bisector splits an angle into two congruent angles.
Parts of an Angle An angle consists of two different rays that share a common initial point B Vertex Sides C A “ BAC, CAB, or A ”
Translating Angles
(we use matching red arcs to show congruency) Angle Bisector An angle bisector is a ray that divides an angle into two adjacent and congruent angles Given BAC, B D C A AD Bisects BAC if m BAD = m DAC (we use matching red arcs to show congruency) BAD DAC
We measure angles using degrees(°) We can match the sides of an angle with a number between 0 & 180 on the Protractor. B 70° C A Measure of BCA equals the absolute value of the difference “measure of C or m C ”
Practice