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A REVIEW ABOUT COMPLEMENTARY ANGLES & SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES. Topic: Angle Pairs. What are complementary angles? What are supplementary angles?. Consider the following:. Complementary Angles - Are two angles that together make a right angle.
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A REVIEW ABOUT COMPLEMENTARY ANGLES & SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES Topic: Angle Pairs
What are complementary angles? • What are supplementary angles?
Consider the following: Complementary Angles -Are two angles that together make a right angle. The measures of the two angles must add up to 90°. A D 30º 60º B C m ABC = m ABD + m CBD 90 = 30 + 60 ABD and CBD are COMPLEMENTARY ANGLES
Consider the following: R Two 45º angle are Complementary. RPD and QPD are Complementary angles. D 45º 45º P Q
Consider this figure Can we say that B and Q are Complementary angles? B and Q are Complementary angles. • B is a complement to Q. Q is a complement to B. 70º Q 20º B
Supplementary Angles • Are two angles that together form one-half of a complete rotation—that is, 180°. • The measures of two supplementary angles, therefore, must add up to 180 when added together. • The supplementary angle of a 50° angle, for example, is a 130°.
Consider the following: What can you say about the angle sum measure of RPD and QPD ? mRPD + m QPD = 180. Therefore, RPD and QPD are supplementary angles. D 145º 35º R P Q
Another illustration: m R + m P = 180. • R and P are supplementary angles. • R is a supplement to P . P is a supplement to R. 150º 30º R P
Introduction • Relationships exist between angles. • If two angles have the same measure, then they are CONGRUENT. • For example, if mA = 50 and mB = 50, then A B . • By the sum of their measures, relations can be established.
Look at this figure… R Consider RPD and QPD. - share a common vertex(P), • Share a common side (segment PD) • but no interior points in common. RPD and QPD are Adjacent angles. . S D . A P Q
ADJACENT ANGLES • Are angles meeting at a common vertex (corner) and sharing a common side but NO interior points in common.
Consider this figure R RPD and QPD are Adjacent angles & complementary. . S D . A P Q
How about the other pairs of angles in the figure? Like , • RPD and QPR ? • QPD and QPR ? Are these pairs of angles Adjacent or not ? why? These pairs of angle are NON – ADJACENT ANGLES. . S R D . A P Q
Consider this figure Can we say that B and Q are Complementary? Adjacent or non-adjacent? B and Q are Complementary angles BUT non- adjacent angles. 70º Q 20º B
Another illustration: mR + m P = 180. R and P are supplementary angles and non - adjacent angles. 150º 30º R P
Consider the following: RPD and QPD are supplementary angles and Adjacent angles. D 145º 35º R P Q
Consider the following: What can you say about ray PR & ray PQ of RPD & QPD? They are non- common sides & opposite rays. RPD and QPD are LINEAR PAIR of angles. D 145º 35º R P Q
Definition of LINEAR PAIR • Are TWO adjacent angles and whose non common sides are opposite rays. LINEAR PAIR POSTULATE States that “ Linear pair of angles are supplementary”
In the figure: RPD and QPD are LINEAR PAIR of angles and supplementary. D 145º 35º R P Q
In the figure, name & identify linear pair of angles. • APC and BPC, APD and APC APD and DPB, DPD and BPC are LINEAR PAIR of angles. D A P B C
REMEMBER THIS….. • LINEAR PAIR of angles are adjacent and supplementary.
In the figure, we can write an equation. Like, • mAPC +mBPC = 180 • mAPD + mAPC = 180 • mAPD + mDPB = 180 • mDPD + mBPC = 180 D A P C B
In the figure, if mAPD = 120. . What is the measure of the other angles? • mAPC +mBPC = 180 • mAPD + mAPC = 180 • mAPD + mDPB = 180 • mDPD + mBPC = 180 D A P C B
In the figure, if mAPD = 120. . What is the measure of the other angles? • mAPD+ mAPC = 180 (linear pair postulate) • 120 + mAPC = 180 ( by substitution) • mAPC = 60( by subtraction) D 120° A 60° 60° P 120° C B
In the given figure, what are non- adjacent angles? • APD and BPC • APC and BPD • These non-adjacent angles are also called vertical angles. D 120° A 60° 60° P 120° C B
Vertical Angles • In the figure, APC and BPD, APD and BPC are vertical angles. D A P B C
Vertical Angles D A • ARE TWO NON ADJACENT ANGLES formed by two intersecting lines. • APC and BPD, APD and BPC are NON ADJACENT angles. • Line AB and line CD are two intersecting lines P B C
What can you say about the measures of the vertical angles? • mAPD= mBPC • mAPC = mBPD D 120° A 60° 60° P 120° C B APD and BPC APC and BPD These non-adjacent angles are also called vertical angles.
Fixing skills A B • In the given figure, APB and CPD are right angles. Name all pairs of: • Complementary angles. 1 2 3 4 P 6 5 7 8 C D ANSWERS: 3 AND 4 5 AND 6
Fixing skills A B • In the given figure, APB and CPD are right angles. Name all pairs of: 2. Supplementary angles. 1 2 3 4 P 6 5 7 8 C D ANSWERS: 1 AND 2 7 AND 8
Fixing skills A B • In the given figure, APB and CPD are right angles. Name all pairs of: 3. Vertically opposite angles. 1 2 3 4 P 6 5 7 8 C D ANSWERS: CPD and BPA APC and DPB 3 AND 6 5 AND 4
Fixing skills A B • In the given figure, APB and CPD are right angles. Name all pairs of: 4. Linear pair of angles. 1 2 3 4 P 6 5 7 8 C D ANSWERS: 1 AND 2 7 AND 8
Fixing skills A B • In the given figure, APB and CPD are right angles. Name all pairs of: 5.Adjacent angles. 1 2 3 4 P 6 5 7 8 C D 1 AND 2 3 AND 4 5 AND 6 7 AND 8 ANSWERS:
Define the following pairs of angles: • Adjacent angles • Linear pair of angles • Vertical angles
State whether each of the following is TRUE or FALSE. • TWO ADJACENT RIGHT ANGLES ARE SUPPLEMENTARY. • ALL SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES ARE ADJACENT. • SOME SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES ARE LINEAR PAIR.
State whether each of the following is TRUE or FALSE. 4. TWO VERTICAL ANGLES ARE ALWAYS CONGRUENT. 5. ALL RIGHT ANGLES ARE CONGRUENT.