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Let's continue with the angle vocabulary, shall we?
We have two lines that intersect one another. To make things a bit easier for our lesson, the angles are numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4.
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vertical angles: two lines that intersect where opposite angles are congruent
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What would be the relationship between angles 1 & 2?
- They are supplementary or their measures add up to …
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What would be the relationship between angles 1 & 4?
- They are also supplementary!
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Hmm…
So, what do you think the measures of angles 2 & 3 would be?
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congruent angles: angles that share the same exact measurement. Keep in mind that the length of the 'legs' do not have to be congruent!
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the symbol indicating congruence
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adjacent angles: angles that share a common ray/side
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Based on the vertical angle definition above, what can you deduce about the following?
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Hooray! You have 'graduated' from middle school 'angles' and are now an expert!
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