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Warm Up:
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Linear Pair I: Two angles that share a common vertex and together make a straight line (180°). M: What is the missing measure?
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Vertical Angles I: Two angles that share a common vertex and are opposite of each other when two lines cross. Angles will always be congruent. M:
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Acute Angle I: Has a measure between 0° and 90°. M: 67°
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Right Angle I: An angle that has a measure equal to 90°. M:
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Obtuse Angle I: An angle that has a measure between 90° and 180°. M: 140°
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Complementary Angles I: A pair of angles whose sum of measures equals 90°. M: Find the missing measure. 58° x°
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Supplementary Angles I: A pair of angles whose sum of measures equals 180°. M: Find the value of x. x x + 60
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Angle Bisector I: A ray (or line segment) that divides an angle into two congruent angles. M:
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Practice
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One of two complementary angles is 16 degrees less than its complement. Find the measure of both angles. Two angles: x and x – 16 X = 53 X – 16 = 37
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One of two supplementary angles is 98° greater than its supplement. Find the measure of both angles. Two Angles: x and x + 98 X = 41 X + 98 = 139
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5. One of two complementary angles is 57° greater than twice its complement. Find the measure of both angles. Two Angles: x and 2x + 57 X = 11 2x + 57 = 79
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6. One of two supplementary angles is 123° less than twice its supplement. Find the measure of both angles. Two angles: x and 2x – 123 X = 101 2x – 123 = 79
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7. Find all missing angle measures Given: m 1 = 90°, m 2 = 34°, and m 6 = 137° 90°34° 137° 90° 146° 137° 43°
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1 and 2 are complementary angles, state the numerical value of x. 8. m 1 = 2x, m 2 = 3x X = 18 9. m 1 = 30 + x, m 2 = 40 + x x = 10
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3 and 4 are supplementary angles, state the numerical value of y. 10. m 3 = 2y, m 4 = 3y – 15 y = 39 11. m 3 = 5m 4, m 4 = y y = 30
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