Angle relationships

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Intros
  1. Introduction to Supplementary, Complementary, Vertical, and Adjacent Angles
  2. Introduction to Supplementary, Complementary, Vertical, and Adjacent Angles
    What are supplementary angles?
  3. Introduction to Supplementary, Complementary, Vertical, and Adjacent Angles
    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.