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Special Angle Pairs. Definitions Adjacent Angles: Angles that have a common ray or side and a common vertex, but points inside either one of the angles.

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1 Special Angle Pairs

2 Definitions Adjacent Angles: Angles that have a common ray or side and a common vertex, but points inside either one of the angles are not inside the other. A B C Z is adjacent to

3 Types of Angles Vertical Angles: congruent angles formed by intersecting lines or line segments.

4 Types of Angles What are the vertical angles in this figure? A B C D E

5 Example Find the value of the variable. A B C D E

6 Example Find the value of the variable. A B C D E

7 Example Find the value of the variable. A B C D E

8 Example Find the value of the variables. A B C D E

9 Types of Angles A B D E P Q R S T U are nonadjacent complementary angles

10 BC D E A R T B L M They would also be called a linear pair because they form a straight line


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