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    Warm Up: Draw Each Figure. 1. Line Segment 2. Line 3. Ray 4. Plane

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    This document provides instruction on classifying angles. It begins with examples of different geometric figures like lines and rays. The main content then discusses identifying angles using names and measures. Key concepts covered include complementary, supplementary, vertical and adjacent angles. Examples are given for finding missing angle measures using properties of these angle relationships. The document includes classifying practice problems and quizzes. It emphasizes the importance of correctly naming angles with the vertex in the center.

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    This document provides instruction on classifying angles. It begins with examples of different geometric figures like lines and rays. The main content then discusses identifying angles using names and measures. Key concepts covered include complementary, supplementary, vertical and adjacent angles. Examples are given for finding missing angle measures using properties of these angle relationships. The document includes classifying practice problems and quizzes. It emphasizes the importance of correctly naming angles with the vertex in the center.

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    Classifying Angles

    Warm Up
    Draw each figure.
    1. line segment
    2. line
    3. ray
    4. plane

    Classifying Angles

    Module 11
    Essential ?

    Standard

    How can you use angles to


    identify lines, and find
    missing measures of
    angles?

    MCC7.G.5: Use facts about


    supplementary,
    complementary, vertical,
    and adjacent angels in
    multi-step problem to
    write and solve simple
    equations for an unknown
    angle in a figure.

    Classifying Angles

    Reading Math
    A
    B

    You can name this angle ABC,


    CBA, B, or 1.

    Classifying Angles
    Glue in
    notebook.

    Classifying Angles

    Classifying Angles

    Classifying Angles

    Classifying Angles

    Classifying Angles

    Classifying Angles
    Lesson Quiz: Part II
    Use the diagram to tell whether the angles are
    complementary, supplementary, or neither.

    3. AZB and BZC

    neither

    4. BZC and CZD

    complementary

    5. Angles M and N are supplementary. If


    mM is 117, what is mN? 63

    Classifying Angles
    When naming an
    angle. The vertex
    always goes in the
    center.

    Classifying Angles
    Additional Example 3: Finding Angle Measures
    Angles A and B are complementary. If mA is
    56, what is the mB?
    Since A and B are complementary, mA + mB =
    90.
    mA + mB = 90
    56 + mB = 90
    56

    56
    mB = 34

    Substitute 56 for mA.


    Subtract 56 from both
    sides.

    The measure of B = 34.

    Classifying Angles
    Check It Out: Example 3
    Angles P and Q are supplementary. If mP is
    32, what is the mQ?
    Since P and Q are supplementary, mP + mQ
    = 180.
    mP + mQ = 180
    32 + mQ = 180
    32

    32
    mQ = 148

    Substitute 32 for mP.


    Subtract 32 from both
    sides..

    The measure of Q = 148.

    Classifying Angles

    Classifying Angles

    Classifying Angles

    Homework:
    WB Pg. 275

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