Lesson 1.2 Measurement of Segments and Angles Objective: Measure segments, angles, classify angles by size, name the parts of a degree, recognize congruent.

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Lesson 1.2 Measurement of Segments and Angles Objective: Measure segments, angles, classify angles by size, name the parts of a degree, recognize congruent angles and segments

Yesterday we touched briefly on measuring segments and angles, and classifying angles … Today, we are going to break down measuring angles into degrees, minutes, and seconds and discuss angle congruencies. Recap…

<B is acute. a.What are the restrictions on m<B? b.What are the restrictions on x? Recap Practice B (2x + 14)°

<ABC is a right angle <1 = (3x + 4)° <2 = (x + 6)° Find: m<1 S’More Practice 2 A 1 B C

Every hour of the day is divided into 60 minutes. Each minute is divided into 60 seconds. Similarly, each degree of an angle is divided into 60 minutes. And each minute of an angle is divided into 60 seconds. 60’ = 1° 60” = 1’ Parts of a Degree

1. 87½° = ° = 3. 90° = ° = Practice… ½ of a degree is ½ of 60’= 30’ Answer: 87° 30’.4° = 4/10 and 4/10 of 60 = 24 Answer: 60° 24’ Answer: 89° 60’ Answer: 179° 59’60”

Clock Handout Time! Important Notes: A circle = 360°, and 360 ÷ 12 = 30° Every 15 minutes the hour hand moves ¼ of 30° (that’s 7.5°) One way to determine how many degrees the hour hand has moved is to calculate what fraction (out of 60 minutes) your minute hand is at. …. Let’s try this ….

Example #1: Find the measure of the angle formed by the hands of a clock at 11:40 Between 8 and 9 = 30° Between 9 and 10 = 30° Between 10 and 11 = 30° Total = 90 °

Example #1: Find the measure of the angle formed by the hands of a clock at 11:40 Now we have to consider the 40 minutes. 40/60 = 2/3 (So the hour hand has moved 2/3 of the way between 11 and 12) 2/3 of 30 ° = 20° Final Answer: 90° + 20° = 110 °

Example #2: Given: <ABC is a right angle <ABD = 67°21’37” Find: <DBC D A B C Label your diagram and think about how 90° is written in degrees, minutes, and seconds!

Def. Congruent ( ) angles are angles that have the same measure Congruent Angles and Segments S R X P 3 cm Def. Congruent ( ) segments are segments that have the same measure 3 cm 42° A B

We use identical tick marks to indicate congruent angles and segments. Example #3: Name the 4 pairs of congruent parts Tick Marks G H K R Y Z XW S T ^ ^

Lesson 1.2 Worksheet Homework