.». Straight Line Geometry Today we learnt that angles on a straight line are supplementary. In other words, if adjacent angles form a straight line, then the sum of those angles is 180°. Additionally, we saw that the angles in a triangle are supplementary. When we add up all three angles in a triangle, the sum of those angles is 180°. Use these facts to find the unknown angles in the following questions. Write up the answers in your book, setting them out neatly and always giving reasons. Do not simply write the answer as a single number; show the entire process you used to get to that number. 1.
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4. In question 3, there are two angles both called ∠ܥܤܣ. One is the angle that is made by adding together ∠ܧܤܣ, ∠ ܦܤܧand ∠ܥܤܦ. What is the size of the other ∠ܥܤܣ, on the right side of the line? 5. Therefore, what is the sum of the adjacent angles on both sides of a line? These are also called ‘angles at a point’ because they are all formed around a single common point. 6.
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73° C
122° E x° 98°
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39° B
43° B
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These questions are due on Monday, 20 October 2008.
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