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Pre-Algebra Module 4

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    Angle Relationships
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  • 1. What is the measure of angle ABE? (hint: find missing angle in each of the triangles. Then see what makes 180 degrees with the two angles).
    98 degrees
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  • 2. Using the Exterior Angle Theorem to solve for x.
    x=25
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  • 3. Using your answer for x from problem #2. Give the value for Angle KJL (angle J).
    64 degrees
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  • 4. Using your answer for x from problem #2. What is the value of the exterior angle in degrees?
    141 degrees
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  • 5. Angle 1 is (5x+40) degrees. Angle 7 is (15x) degrees. What is the value of x? (hint: what kind of angles are angle 1 and angle 7? Use this to help you solve for x)
    x=7
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  • 6. Using your answer from problem #5, what is the measure of angle 1? Remember Angle 1 = (5x+40) degrees.
    75 degrees
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  • 7. Using your answer from problem #5, what is the measure of angle 7? Remember, Angle 7 is (15x) degrees.
    105 degrees
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  • 8. Which statement about Triangle ABC and Triangle XYZ is true? (hint: find missing angle measure in each triangle!)
    B The triangles are not similar because only angles Y and B are congruent
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  • 9. What is the measure of angle E? (hint 1: angle E and angle F are remote interior angles) (hint 2: once you solve for x, plug that value into 4x to get your answer)
    Angle E= 100 degrees
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  • 10. If angle 1 is 135 degrees, what would angle 3 be?
    45 degrees
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  • 11. What are angle 3 and angle 5?
    B. Same-side Interior Angles
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  • 12. What are angle 2 and angle 8?
    C. Same-side Exterior Angles
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  • 13. What are angle 1 and angle 8?
    D. Alternate Exterior Angles
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  • 14. What are angle 3 and angle 6?
    A. Alternate Interior Angles
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  • 15. Which angle is corresponding to angle 6?
    A. Angle 2
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  • 16. Triangle 1 and 2 have the angle measures as shown. Which statement is correct about triangle 1 and triangle 2? (hint: find missing angles, then compare the angles)
    A. The triangles are similar because corresponding angles are congruent
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