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OPENING ACTIVITY GEOMETRY JEOPARDY
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A REVIEW ABOUT COMPLEMENTARY ANGLES & SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES
Topic: Angle Pairs
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What are complementary angles?
What are supplementary angles?
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Consider the following:
Complementary Angles -Are two angles that together make a right angle. The measures of the two angles must add up to 90°. A D 30º 60º B C m ABC = m ABD + m CBD 90 = ABD and CBD are COMPLEMENTARY ANGLES
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Consider the following:
Two 45º angle are Complementary. RPD and QPD are Complementary angles. D 45º 45º P Q
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Can we say that B and Q are Complementary angles?
Consider this figure 70º Q 20º B B and Q are Complementary angles. B is a complement to Q. Q is a complement to B.
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Supplementary Angles Are two angles that together form one-half of a complete rotation—that is, 180°. The measures of two supplementary angles, therefore, must add up to 180 when added together. The supplementary angle of a 50° angle, for example, is a 130°.
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Consider the following:
What can you say about the angle sum measure of RPD and QPD ? D 145º 35º R P Q m RPD + m QPD = 180. Therefore, RPD and QPD are supplementary angles.
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Another illustration:
m R + m P = 180. 150º 30º R P R and P are supplementary angles. R is a supplement to P . P is a supplement to R.
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Chapter 2: Angle Relationships
Topic: Angle Pairs (continuation)
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Objectives Enumerate the different kinds of angle pairs
Define each kind of angle pair; Identify & Illustrate the different kinds of angle pairs, clearly showing their relations.
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Introduction Relationships exist between angles. If two angles have the same measure, then they are CONGRUENT. For example, if mA = 50 and mB = 50, then A B . By the sum of their measures, relations can be established.
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Introduction Relationship is very important. - relationship to your fellow students. - relationship to our friends, neighbors, & other people.
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We MUST learn to value relationships.
Introduction Relationship to our family. Relationship to God. We MUST learn to value relationships.
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“ No man is an island. No man can stand alone”
As the saying goes, “ No man is an island. No man can stand alone”
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Look at this figure… Adjacent angles. Consider RPD and QPD.
- share a common vertex(P), Share a common side (segment PD) but no interior points in common. RPD and QPD are Adjacent angles. R . S D . A P Q
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ADJACENT ANGLES Are angles meeting at a common vertex (corner) and sharing a common side but NO interior points in common.
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RPD and QPD are Adjacent angles & complementary.
Consider this figure RPD and QPD are Adjacent angles & complementary. R . S D . A P Q
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How about the other pairs of angles in the figure?
Like , RPD and QPR ? QPD and QPR ? Are these pairs of angles Adjacent or not ? why? These pairs of angle are NON – ADJACENT ANGLES. . S R D . A P Q
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Adjacent or non-adjacent?
Consider this figure 70º Q 20º B Can we say that B and Q are Complementary? Adjacent or non-adjacent? B and Q are Complementary angles BUT non- adjacent angles.
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Another illustration:
150º 30º R P m R + m P = R and P are supplementary angles and non - adjacent angles.
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Consider the following:
145º 35º R P Q RPD and QPD are supplementary angles and Adjacent angles.
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Consider the following:
What can you say about ray PR & ray PQ of RPD & QPD? Consider the following: D 145º 35º R P Q They are non- common sides & opposite rays. RPD and QPD are LINEAR PAIR of angles.
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Definition of LINEAR PAIR
Are TWO adjacent angles and whose non common sides are opposite rays. LINEAR PAIR POSTULATE States that “ Linear pair of angles are supplementary”
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RPD and QPD are LINEAR PAIR of angles and supplementary.
In the figure: D 145º 35º R P Q RPD and QPD are LINEAR PAIR of angles and supplementary.
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In the figure, name & identify linear pair of angles.
B C APC and BPC, APD and APC APD and DPB, DPD and BPC are LINEAR PAIR of angles.
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LINEAR PAIR of angles are adjacent and supplementary.
REMEMBER THIS….. LINEAR PAIR of angles are adjacent and supplementary.
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In the figure, we can write an equation. Like,
D A P C B mAPC +mBPC = 180 mAPD + mAPC = 180 mAPD + mDPB = 180 mDPD + mBPC = 180
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In the figure, if mAPD = 120. . What is the measure of the other angles?
C B mAPC +mBPC = 180 mAPD + mAPC = 180 mAPD + mDPB = 180 mDPD + mBPC = 180
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In the figure, if mAPD = 120. . What is the measure of the other angles?
120° A 60° 60° P 120° C B mAPD + mAPC = 180 (linear pair postulate) mAPC = 180 ( by substitution) mAPC = 60( by subtraction)
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In the given figure, what are non- adjacent angles?
120° A 60° 60° P 120° C B APD and BPC APC and BPD These non-adjacent angles are also called vertical angles.
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Vertical Angles D A P B C In the figure, APC and BPD, APD and BPC are vertical angles.
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Vertical Angles ARE TWO NON ADJACENT ANGLES formed by two intersecting lines. APC and BPD, APD and BPC are NON ADJACENT angles. Line AB and line CD are two intersecting lines D A P B C
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What can you say about the measures of the vertical angles?
D 120° A 60° 60° P 120° C B APD and BPC APC and BPD These non-adjacent angles are also called vertical angles. mAPD = mBPC mAPC = mBPD
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Vertical Angles Theorem
Vertical angles are congruent.
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Fixing skills In the given figure, APB and CPD are right angles.
Name all pairs of: Complementary angles. A B 1 2 3 4 P 5 6 C 7 8 D ANSWERS: 3 AND 4 5 AND 6
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Fixing skills In the given figure, APB and CPD are right angles.
Name all pairs of: 2. Supplementary angles. A B 1 2 3 4 P 5 6 C 7 8 D ANSWERS: 1 AND 2 7 AND 8
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Fixing skills In the given figure, APB and CPD are right angles.
Name all pairs of: 3. Vertically opposite angles. A B 1 2 3 4 P 5 6 C 7 8 D ANSWERS: CPD and BPA APC and DPB 3 AND 6 5 AND 4
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Fixing skills 4. Linear pair of angles. In the given figure,
APB and CPD are right angles. Name all pairs of: 4. Linear pair of angles. A B 1 2 3 4 P 5 6 C 7 8 D ANSWERS: 1 AND 2 7 AND 8
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Fixing skills 5.Adjacentangles. In the given figure,
APB and CPD are right angles. Name all pairs of: 5.Adjacentangles. A B 1 2 3 4 P 5 6 C 7 8 D 1 AND 2 3 AND 4 5 AND 6 7 AND 8 ANSWERS:
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STUDENT ACTIVITY
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Define the following pairs of angles:
Adjacent angles Linear pair of angles Vertical angles
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“Linear pair of angles are supplementary” Vertical angles Theorem
State the following: Linear pair postulate “Linear pair of angles are supplementary” Vertical angles Theorem “Vertical angles are congruent”
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QUIZ Get ¼ sheet of paper
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State whether each of the
following is TRUE or FALSE. TWO ADJACENT RIGHT ANGLES ARE SUPPLEMENTARY. ALL SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES ARE ADJACENT. SOME SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES ARE LINEAR PAIR.
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State whether each of the
following is TRUE or FALSE. 4. TWO VERTICAL ANGLES ARE ALWAYS CONGRUENT. 5. ALL RIGHT ANGLES ARE CONGRUENT.
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ASSIGNMENT A. Copy & answer the following. Show your solution .
¼ sheet of paper
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Find the value of x. 1. 2x + 10 4x – 20
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Find the value of x. 2. 2x - 5 x + 35
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ASSIGNMENT B. DEFINE THE FOLLOWING: - PERPENDICULAR LINES
- PERPENDICULAR BISECTOR - EXTERIOR ANGLE OF A TRIANGLE NOTE: Write your answer in your notebook
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B. Solve the following The supplement of a certain angle is four times larger than its complement. What is the measure of the angle?
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Find the value of x. 3. 4x 5 x x
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Find the value of x. 4.. 3x-5 2x + 10
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Find the value of x.
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B. Solve the following Two complementary angles are on the ratio 1 : 4. What is the measure of the larger angle?
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Solution Therefore, the measure of the larger angle is 4 ( 18 ) or 72.
Let x = the measure of the smaller angle 4x = the measure of the larger angle X + 4x = 90 5x = 90 X = 18 Therefore, the measure of the larger angle is 4 ( 18 ) or 72.
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SOLVE AND CHECK Solution:
The measure of one of two complementary angles is 15 less than twice the measure of the other. Find the measure of each angle. Solution: Let x = measure of the first angle 2x – 15 = measure of the second angle.
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Solution: X + 2x – 15 = 90 (def. of complementary angles) 3x = 105
x = 35 ( measure of the 1st ) 2x -15 = 55 (measure of the 2nd )
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55 is 15 less than twice 35. the sum of 35 and 55 is 90.
The measure of one of two complementary angles is 15 less than twice the measure of the other. Find the measure of each angle. Check: 55 is 15 less than twice 35. the sum of and 55 is 90.
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