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1-6: Algebra and Angles I CAN: Use algebra to solve for unknown angle measures.
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1-6: Algebra and AnglesI CAN:Use algebra to solve for unknown angle measures.

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Warm Up 1/23/2013 Label each supplementary,

complementary, or neither. 1. 40º + 50º 2. 130º + 50º 3. 45º + 35º 4. 65º + 25º 5. 123º + 62º 6. 145º + 35º 7. 12º + 108º 8. 54º + 36º

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Warm Up 1/23/2013 Label each supplementary,

complementary, or neither. 1. 40º + 50º 90º Complementary 2. 130º + 50º 180º Straight 3. 45º + 35º 80º Neither 4. 65º + 25º 90º Complementary 5. 123º + 62º 185º Neither 6. 145º + 35º 180º Straight 7. 12º + 108º 120º Neither 8. 54º + 36º 90º Complementary

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WARM UP 1/24/13Identify the complement of each angle.1. 15º 2. 36º 3. 89º

4. 76º

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1-5 Quiz Label your paper: Name/Date/Block/1-5 QuizIdentify the complement of each angle.1. 15º 2. 36º 3. 89º 4. 76º5. 24º 6. 47º 7. 87º 8. 1º

Identify the supplement of each angle.9. 63º 10. 101º 11. 56º 12. 28º13. 34º 14. 15º 15. 154º 16. 89º

Find the missing

angles. <H = 35, <E = 55, <G = 45, <B = 4517. A = ____ 18. C = ____ 19. D = ___20. F = ____

AB

CD

EF

GH

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Example 1 The measure of one of two

complementary angles is 20º. What is the measure of the second angle?

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Example 1 The measure of one of two

complementary angles is 20º. What is the measure of the second angle?

Step 1: Call the unknown angle measure x.

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Example 1 The measure of one of two

complementary angles is 20º. What is the measure of the second angle?

Step 1: Call the unknown angle measure x.

Step 2: 20º + x = 90º by definition of complementary angles.

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Example 1 The measure of one of two

complementary angles is 20º. What is the measure of the second angle?

Step 1: Call the unknown angle measure x.

Step 2: 20º + x = 90º by definition of complementary angles.

Step 3: x = 90º - 20º … X = 70º

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Example 2 The measure of one of two

supplementary angles is 35º. W hat is the measure of the second angle?

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Example 2 The measure of one of two

supplementary angles is 35º. W hat is the measure of the second angle?

Step 1: Call the unknown measure y.

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Example 2 The measure of one of two

supplementary angles is 35º. W hat is the measure of the second angle?

Step 1: Call the unknown measure y. Step 2: 35º + y = 180º by the definition

of supplementary angles

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Example 2 The measure of one of two

supplementary angles is 35º. W hat is the measure of the second angle?

Step 1: Call the unknown measure y. Step 2: 35º + y = 180º by the definition

of supplementary angles Step 3: y = 180º - 35º … y = 145º

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Example 3 The measure of one supplementary

angle is twice the measure of the second supplementary angle. What is the measure of each angle?

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Example 3 The measure of one supplementary

angle is twice the measure of the second supplementary angle. What is the measure of each angle?

Step 1: Let w be the measure of the smaller angle. Let 2w be the measure of the larger angle.

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Example 3 The measure of one supplementary angle is twice

the measure of the second supplementary angle. What is the measure of each angle?

Step 1: Let w be the measure of the smaller angle. Let 2w be the measure of the larger angle.

Step 2: 2w + w = 180º by the definition of supplementary angles.

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Example 3 The measure of one supplementary angle is twice

the measure of the second supplementary angle. What is the measure of each angle?

Step 1: Let w be the measure of the smaller angle. Let 2w be the measure of the larger angle.

Step 2: 2w + w = 180º by the definition of supplementary angles.

Step 3: 3w = 180º …. w = 60º

W = 60º

y

x

z

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Example 3 The measure of one supplementary angle is twice

the measure of the second supplementary angle. What is the measure of each angle?

Step 1: Let w be the measure of the smaller angle. Let 2w be the measure of the larger angle.

Step 2: 2w + w = 180º by the definition of supplementary angles.

Step 3: 3w = 180º …. w = 60º Step 4: x + 60º = 180º

X = 180º - 60º X = 120º so m<x = 120º

W = 60º

y

x

z

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Example 3 The measure of one supplementary angle is twice

the measure of the second supplementary angle. What is the measure of each angle?

Step 1: Let w be the measure of the smaller angle. Let 2w be the measure of the larger angle.

Step 2: 2w + w = 180º by the definition of supplementary angles.

Step 3: 3w = 180º …. w = 60º Step 4: x + 160º = 180º

X = 180º - 60º X = 120º so m<x = 120º

Step 5: y + 60º = 180º Y = 180º - 60º Y = 120º so m<y = 120º

W = 60º

Y

X =120

z

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Example 3 The measure of one supplementary angle is twice the

measure of the second supplementary angle. What is the measure of each angle?

Step 1: Let w be the measure of the smaller angle. Let 2w be the measure of the larger angle.

Step 2: 2w + w = 180º by the definition of supplementary angles.

Step 3: 3w = 180º …. w = 60º Step 4: x + 160º = 180º

X = 180º - 60º X = 120º so m<x = 120º

Step 5: y + 60º = 180º Y = 180º - 60º Y = 120º so m<y = 120º

Step 6: z + 120º = 180º Z = 180º - 120º Z = 60º

W = 60º

Y = 120º

X =120

z

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Example 3 The measure of one supplementary angle is twice the

measure of the second supplementary angle. What is the measure of each angle?

Step 1: Let w be the measure of the smaller angle. Let 2w be the measure of the larger angle.

Step 2: 2w + w = 180º by the definition of supplementary angles.

Step 3: 3w = 180º …. w = 60º Step 4: x + 160º = 180º

X = 180º - 60º X = 120º so m<x = 120º

Step 5: y + 60º = 180º Y = 180º - 60º Y = 120º so m<y = 120º

Step 6: z + 120º = 180º Z = 180º - 120º Z = 60º

W = 60º

Y = 120º

X =120

Z = 60º

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Think-Pair-Share Complete the problem that matches the

color of post it that you received… Complete on loose leaf…

Pink: The measure of one of two complementary angles equals 30º. What is the measure of the second angle?

Blue: The measure of one of two supplementary angles equals 30º. What is the measure of the second angle?

Orange: The measure of one of two supplementary angles is 3 times larger than the other. What are the measures of the angles?

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Think-Pair-Share Complete the problem that matches the color of

post it that you received… Complete on loose leaf…

Pink: The measure of one of two complementary angles equals 30º. What is the measure of the second angle?

Blue: The measure of one of two supplementary angles equals 30º. What is the measure of the second angle?

Orange: The measure of one of two supplementary angles is 3 times larger than the other. What are the measures of the angles?

**Now – Find the person with the matching post it. Compare your answers and determine a method for teaching the class your problem**

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Independent Assignment 30 Minutes Pages 26-27 All

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