Angle relationships

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Intros
  1. Introduction to Supplementary, Complementary, Vertical, and Adjacent Angles
  2. What are supplementary angles?
  3. What are complementary angles?
Examples
  1. Application of Supplementary Angles MATH7 17 1 1

    Find the value of xx.

    Parallel and perpendicular line segments
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    Notes
    In this lesson, we will learn:
    • Application of Supplementary Angles
    • Complementary Angles on Polygons
    • Application of Complementary Angles
    • Proving Vertical Angles Using Supplementary Angles
    • Application of Vertical Angles
    • Understanding Adjacent Angles
    • Finding Adjacent Angles

    Notes:
    • Supplementary angles: two angles which add up to 180°, don't necessarily have to be together.
    • Complementary angles: two angles which add up to 90°, again, don't necessarily have to be together.
    • The "S" of Supplementary stands for "straight", and there are 180° on a straight line.
    • The "C" of Complementary stands for "corner", and there are 90° at a corner.
    • Vertical angles: angles opposite each other are the same when two lines cross
    • Adjacent angles: two angles sharing a common side and vertex, yet they do not overlap.