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By: Natalie Alexander
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Vocab Angle Addition Postulate – Adding two angles creates a larger angle.
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Finding an Angle Measure
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Angle Addition Postulate To solve an angle addition postulate, write an equation to find the value of x. Substitute in angle values. A B C D (2x+10)˚ (4x-3)˚ Angle ABC = Angle ABD + Angle DBC Angle ABC = 145˚ 145˚ = (2x+10)˚ + (4x-3)˚
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Angle Addition Postulate Combine the like terms in your new equation. Angle ABC = 145˚ (2x+10)˚ (4x-3)˚ A B C D 145˚ = (2x+10)˚ + (4x-3)˚145˚ = (6x+7)˚
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Angle Addition Postulate Solve your new equation. 145˚ = (6x+7)˚ -7 138˚ = 6x 6 6 23 = x
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Angle Addition Postulate Substitute your answer for x. (2x+10)˚ 92-3˚ Angle ABC = 145˚ A D C B 23 = x 46+10˚ (4x-3)˚
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Angle Addition Postulate Now, just add. Angle ABC = 145˚ A B C D 46+10˚ 92-3˚ 23 = x 56˚ 89˚
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Double an Angle Measure
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Angle Addition Postulate To double an angle measure, first write an equation for x. We know that ray XZ bisects angle WXY, so… X W Y Z 18˚ Angle WXY = Angle WXZ + Angle ZXY Angle WXY = 18 ˚ + Angle ZXY
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Angle Addition Postulate Since we know ray XZ is a bisector, angle ZXY must be the same as angle WXZ. Angle WXY = 18 ˚ + Angle ZXY W X Z Y 18˚ 36˚ = 18˚ + 18˚ 18˚ Angle WXY = 36˚
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Citations: McDougal Littel Geometry Textbook
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