Vertical Angles

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Time: 10 minutes
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When two lines intersect, pairs of nonadjacent angles are called __________

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Identify the vertical angles in the following figure

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Vertical angles

  • ∠ 1 and (1) 
  • ∠ 2 and (2) 
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∠ 3
∠ 4
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From the below figure, complete the missing values so that the equality equations will be correct

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(1) + x = 180o

(2) + y = 180o

x = (3)

y = (4)

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30o
150o
180o
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Vertical angles are congruent

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Find the measures of the following angles

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A B D C C F E 50° 100° ∠1 ∠2
  1.  m(∠1) = (1)
  2.  m(∠2) = (2)
  3.  m(∠ABF) = (3)
  4.  m(∠DBE) = (4)
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In the figure, find

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  1. x  = (1)
  2. m(∠ABC) = (2)
  3. m(∠CBE) = (3)
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35o
45o
120o
80o
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In the figure below, find

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  1. y = (1)
  2. m(∠XYZ) = (2)
  3. m(∠MYX) = (3)
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