-Vertical angles
-Supplemental angles that form a linear pair
-Solving angle measures that are given algebraically
When angles are formed by intersecting lines, many fun possibilities, including vertical angles and supplementary angles occur. Learn about them in this learning packet! Then when you think you're a pro try the Challenge at the bottom of the page to test out your angle abilities.
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Prologue: Terms
Section one: Linear Pairs
Section two: Vertical Angles
Section three: Algebraic Angles
Section four: Challenge
Section five: Challenge Answers
Here are some terms that you should be sure to keep in mind while reviewing this packet:
congruent = a term used to describe two angles that are exactly the same degree measure
supplementary angles = two angles that when added together, equal 180 degrees
linear pair = two angles that form a straight (180 degree) line
vertical angle = two angles that, when two lines intersect, are directly opposite each other
....Continue on in this learning packet to explore these terms in depth
Ready for more fun with angles? Check out my next learning packet, entitled "Angles Formed by a Transversal: The Ultimate Challenge" that covers more properties of angles, including corresponding angles, alternate angles, and more!
