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Angles have two rays that share a common endpoint called the vertex. vertex rays (vertices)
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Angles are measured in degrees. One degree is equal to th of a circle. 1 360 The minute hand of a clock rotates 360° each hour.
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Angles can be classified according to their measure.
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Classify the angles as acute, obtuse, right, or straight.
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Refer to the flag of Nepal shown below to classify and measure the angles. Classify each angle: 5.angle A ___________ 6.angle B ___________ 7.angle C ___________
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8. – 10. D raw or attach a picture of a real-life example of each type angle. 8. acute9.obtuse 10. right11. straight
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Angle relationships Supplementary angles The sum of the measure of supplementary angles always equals 180° Name some pairs of supplementary angles in the diagram.
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Complementary angles The sum of the measure of complimentary angles always equals 90° Name some pairs of complimentary angles in the diagram. j k
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Vertical angles Vertical angles are congruent angles that share a vertex but do not share a side…. they are “across” from each other. Name some pairs of vertical angles.
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Adjacent angles Adjacent angles are angles that are “side- by-side”…they share a common vertex and a common side. Name some pairs of adjacent angles.
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Identify angle relationships 1. a & d 2. e & f 3. g & f 4. c & d
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