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    1) The document defines perpendicular lines, parallel lines, and different types of angles including acute, obtuse, right, and reflex. 2) It explains how angles are measured at a point and on a line, including that angles at a point add up to 360 degrees and angles on a line add up to 180 degrees. 3) The document discusses different angles formed when parallel lines are intersected by a transversal line, including corresponding angles, vertical angles, alternate interior angles, alternate exterior angles, same-side interior angles, and same-side exterior angles.

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    Finding the Measurement

    of the Missing Angle


    Angle Facts

    Define: Perpendicular Lines


    Two lines at right angles (90o) to each other

    Define: Parallel
    Straight lines that are always the same
    distance apart and never meet
    Angle Facts

    Starter:
    Name these angles:
    Acute

    Obtuse

    Right Angle

    Reflex
    Angles at a Point
    Vertical
    1 2

    Horizontal 90 90
    90 90 360o 360o

    360o
    3 4

    360o 360o
    Angles at a Point

    d
    c a
    b

    Angles at a point add to 360o


    Angle a + b + c + d = 3600
    Angles at a Point

    90 90
    Example: Find angle a.
    90 90

    a
    75o
    85o
    360o
    80o

    85
    75
    Angle a = 360 - (85 + 75 + 80) + 80
    240
    = 360 - 240 = 120o
    Angles at a Point

    d
    c a
    b

    Opposite Angles are equal


    Angle a + b = 1800 because they form a
    straight line
    Angle c + d = 1800 because they form a
    straight line
    Angle c + b = 1800 because they form a
    straight line
    Angle d + a = 1800 because they form a
    straight line
    So a = c and b = d
    Angles on a Line

    Angles on a straight line add to 180o

    Oblique line
    90 90

    180o
    Angles a + b = 180o
    b a
    Horizontal line

    b 70o x
    35o

    Angle b = 180 – 70 = 110o Angle x = 180 – 35 = 145o


    PARALLEL LINES
    &
    TRANSVERSALS
    ANGLES FORMED BY
    TRANSVERSALS

    You will learn to


    * identify angles formed by
    transversals
    TRANSVERSAL – A LINE THAT
    INTERSECTS TWO OR MORE COPLANAR
    LINES AT DIFFERENT POINTS

    not
    transversal
    VERTICAL ANGLES

    are the angles opposite


    each other when two lines
    cross. They are always
    equal.
    VERTICAL ANGLES

    1 2
    3 4
    6 5
    7 8
    CORRESPONDING ANGLES

    the angles that occupy the same


    relative position at each intersection
    where a straight line crosses two
    others. If the two lines are parallel,
    the corresponding angles are equal.
    CORRESPONDING ANGLES

    1 2
    3 4
    6 5
    7 8
    ALTERNATE INTERIOR ANGLES

    These are two nonadjacent


    interior angles on opposite
    sides of the transversal.
    ALTERNATE INTERIOR ANGLES

    Lie between two lines


    on opposite sides
    ALTERNATE EXTERIOR ANGLES

    The pairs of angles outside the


    parallel lines on opposite sides of
    a transversal line are alternate
    exterior angles .
    ALTERNATE EXTERIOR ANGLES

    1 2
    3 4
    6 5
    7 8
    Lie outside two lines
    on opposite sides of transversal
    SAME-SIDE INTERIOR ANGLES

    Same side interior angles are two angles


    that are on the same side of the transversal
    and on the interior of (between) the two
    lines.

    Theorem: If two parallel lines are cut by a


    transversal, then the same side interior
    angles are supplementary.
    SAME-SIDE INTERIOR ANGLES

    1 2
    3 4
    6 5
    7 8
    Lie between two lines
    on same side of transversal
    SAME-SIDE EXTERIOR ANGLES

    When parallel lines are cut by a transversal


    line, same-side exterior angles are formed,
    which are outside of the parallel lines and on
    the same side of the transversal line.

    The theorem states that when parallel lines


    are cut by a transversal line, the same-side
    exterior angles are supplementary.
    SAME-SIDE EXTERIOR ANGLES

    1 2
    3 4
    6 5
    7 8
    LET’S PRACTICE

    m<1=120°
    120°1 2 60° Find all the remaining
    60°3 4 120° angle measures.

    120° 5 6 60°

    7 8 120°
    60°
    Choose 2 ATL SKILLS applicable for you to
    demonstrate learning in this lesson. the icons.
    Choose
    2 IB Learner
    Profile that can
    be developed
    upon learning
    this lesson.
    HOMEWORK
    PART 1
    Angle Facts
    f = ___o
    Solve for the unknown angles.
    a = 180 – 35 = 145o 110o
    a 35o
    f
    22o 120o
    45o
    b = 180 – (22+90) = 68o
    b

    g = ___o
    60o
    116o
    Opposite angles are equal
    d g
    So c = ___o g
    c g
    d = ___o

    e 148o h =___o
    i
    80o e = ___o h i = ___o
    135o 2h
    HOMEWORK
    PART 2
    NAME THE ANGLES OF THE FOLLOWING:

    a) 4 pairs of
    Corresponding Angles
    1 2
    b) 4 pairs of Vertical
    4 3 Angles
    5 6 c) 2 pairs of Alternate-
    Interior Angles
    8 7
    d) 2 pairs of Alternate-
    Exterior Angles
    e) 2 pairs Same-side
    Interior Angles
    f) 2 pairs Same-side
    Exterior Angles
    Thank You, Grade 8!

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