Name that property Use your white board and write down your response. Hold it up When I see all boards I will tell you the correct response.

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Name that property Use your white board and write down your response. Hold it up When I see all boards I will tell you the correct response

Choose from the following: A Transitive B Reflexive C Substitution D Angle Addition Postulate E Segment Addition Postulate F Linear Pair Postulate G Vertical Angle Theorem

Choose from the following: A Transitive B Reflexive C Substitution D Angle Addition Postulate E Segment Addition Postulate F Linear Pair Postulate G Vertical Angle Theorem

Choose from the following: A Transitive B Reflexive C Substitution D Angle Addition Postulate E Segment Addition Postulate F Linear Pair Postulate G Vertical Angle Theorem

Choose from the following: A Transitive B Reflexive C Substitution D Angle Addition Postulate E Segment Addition Postulate F Linear Pair Postulate G Vertical Angle Theorem

Choose from the following: A Transitive B Reflexive C Substitution D Angle Addition Postulate E Segment Addition Postulate F Linear Pair Postulate G Vertical Angle Theorem

Choose from the following: A Transitive B Reflexive C Substitution D Angle Addition Postulate E Segment Addition Postulate F Linear Pair Postulate G Vertical Angle Theorem

Choose from the following: A Transitive B Reflexive C Substitution D Angle Addition Postulate E Segment Addition Postulate F Linear Pair Postulate G Vertical Angle Theorem

Choose from the following: A Transitive B Reflexive C Substitution D Angle Addition Postulate E Segment Addition Postulate F Linear Pair Postulate G Vertical Angle Theorem

Choose from the following: A Transitive B Reflexive C Substitution D Angle Addition Postulate E Segment Addition Postulate F Linear Pair Postulate G Vertical Angle Theorem

Choose from the following: A Transitive B Reflexive C Substitution D Angle Addition Postulate E Segment Addition Postulate F Linear Pair Postulate G Vertical Angle Theorem

Choose from the following: A Transitive B Reflexive C Substitution D Angle Addition Postulate E Segment Addition Postulate F Linear Pair Postulate G Vertical Angle Theorem

Choose from the following: A Transitive B Reflexive C Substitution D Angle Addition Postulate E Segment Addition Postulate F Linear Pair Postulate G Vertical Angle Theorem

Choose all that apply: A Supplementary B Complementary C Adjacent D Supplementary and linear pair E None of the above

Choose all that apply: A Supplementary B Complementary - The angle is not marked…cant assume its 90 C Adjacent D Supplementary and linear pair E None of the above

Choose all that apply: A Supplementary B Complementary C Adjacent D Supplementary and linear pair E None of the above

Choose all that apply: A Supplementary B Complementary C Adjacent D Supplementary and linear pair E None of the above

Choose all that apply: A Supplementary B Complementary C Adjacent D Supplementary and linear pair

Choose all that apply: A Supplementary B Complementary C Adjacent D Supplementary and linear pair

Choose all that apply: A Supplementary B Congruent C Adjacent D corresponding angles E alternate interior angles F alternate exterior angles G same side interior angles H same side exterior angles I vertical angles

Choose all that apply: A Supplementary B Congruent C Adjacent D corresponding angles E alternate interior angles F alternate exterior angles G same side interior angles H same side exterior angles I vertical angles

Choose all that apply: A Supplementary B Congruent C Adjacent D corresponding angles E alternate interior angles F alternate exterior angles G same side interior angles H same side exterior angles I vertical angles

Choose all that apply: A Supplementary B Congruent C Adjacent D corresponding angles E alternate interior angles F alternate exterior angles G same side interior angles H same side exterior angles I vertical angles

Choose all that apply: A Supplementary B Congruent C Adjacent D corresponding angles E alternate interior angles F alternate exterior angles G same side interior angles H same side exterior angles I vertical angles

Choose all that apply: A Supplementary B Congruent C Adjacent D corresponding angles E alternate interior angles F alternate exterior angles G same side interior angles H same side exterior angles I vertical angles

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