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13 14 15 16 Warm Up Use the diagram below to answer the following: 1. If m<7 = 140º, determine the m<6. 2. If m<7 = 140º, determine the m<13. 3. If m<7 = 140º, determine the m<10. 4. If you know the m<7, can you find the measure of all the other “inside” angles?

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Warm UpUse the diagram below to answer the following:

1. If m<7 = 140º, determine the m<6.

2. If m<7 = 140º, determine the m<13.

3. If m<7 = 140º, determine the m<10.

4. If you know the m<7, can you find the measure of all the other “inside” angles?

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Homework Check

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Today’s Objectives

• Students will inspect the properties of parallelograms and use them to solve for missing parts.

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Parallelograms and their properties

A quadrilateral is a Parallelogram if opposite sides are parallel

When you mark diagrams of quadrilaterals, use matching arrowheads to indicate which

sides are parallel.

The symbol PQRS is read "parallelogram PQRS."

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Other Properties of a

1. Opposite sides are parallel and

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2. Opposite ∠ ‘s are

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3. Consecutive ∠ ‘s are supplementary (Sum to 180)

a+b = 180 b+d=180a+c=180 c+d=180

Same side interior angles

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4. Diagonals bisect each other (break in half)

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RectangleDefinition: a parallelogram with 4 right angles

Properties: All properties of parallelograms PLUS…– Diagonals are (RC = ET) – Diagonals create 4 isosceles triangles

A Special Parallelogram

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Find the measure of the indicated

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Find the measure of the indicated

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Find the measure of the indicated

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Example 1: ABCD is a

AB = 5x+3, DC=4x+15. Find x

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Ex.3: AE=2x+5, EC=4x-9, Find AC

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Ex. 4: DB=8x-4, EB=2x, Find DE