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Naming and Measuring Angles The student will be able to (I can): Correctly name an angle Classify angles as acute, right, or obtuse Use the Angle Addition Postulate to solve problems

1.2.1A Naming and Measuring Angles

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  • Naming and Measuring Angles

    The student will be able to (I can):

    Correctly name an angle

    Classify angles as acute, right, or obtuse

    Use the Angle Addition Postulate to solve problems

  • angle

    vertex

    A figure formed by two rays or sides with a common endpoint.

    Example:

    The common endpoint of two rays or sides (plural vertices).

    Example: A is the vertex of the above angle

    A

    C

    R

  • Notation: An angle is named one of three different ways:

    1. By the vertex and a point on each ray (vertex must be in the middle) :

    TEA or AET

    2. By its vertex (if only one angle): E

    3. By a number: 1

    Method 1 and 3 are always correct. Method 2 can only be used if there is only one angle at that vertex.

    E

    T

    A

    1

  • Example Which name is notnotnotnot correct for the angle below?

    TRS

    SRT

    RST

    2

    R

    S R

    T

    2

  • acute angle

    right angle

    obtuse angle

    Angle whose measure is greater than 0and less than 90.

    Angle whose measure is exactly 90.

    Angle whose measure is greater than 90 and less than 180.

  • straight angle An angle whose measure is exactly 180

    (also known as opposite rays, or a line)

  • congruent angles

    Angles that have the same measure.

    mWIN = mLHS

    WIN LHS

    Notation: Arc marks indicate congruent angles.

    Notation: To write the measure of an angle, put a lowercase m in front of the angle bracket.

    mWIN is read measure of angle WIN

    L

    HS

    W

    IN

  • interior of an angle

    Angle Addition Postulate

    The set of all points between the sides of an angle

    If D is in the interiorinteriorinteriorinterior of ABC, then

    mABD + mDBC = mABC

    (part + part = whole)

    Example: If mABD=50 and mABC=110, then mDBC=60

    A

    B

    D

    C

  • Example The mPAH = 125. Solve for x.

    mPAT + mTAH = mPAH

    2x + 8 + 3x + 7 = 125

    5x + 15 = 125

    5x = 110

    x = 22

    P

    A

    T

    H

    (3x+7)

    (2x+8)

  • angle bisector A ray that divides an angle into two congruent angles.

    Example:

    UY bisects SUN; thus SUY YUN

    or mSUY = mYUN

    S

    U

    N

    Y

  • Examples PUN is bisected by UT, mPUT = (3+5x)and mTUN = (3x+25). What is mPUN?

    mPUT = mTUN

    3 + 5x = 3x +25

    2x = 22

    x = 11

    mPUN = 2(3 + 5(11)) = 116

    P

    U

    N

    T

  • Example Point R is in the interior of NFL. If mNFR = (7x 1) and mRFL = (3x+23), what value of x would make FR an angle bisector?

    If FR is going to be an angle bisector, then

    mNFR = mRFL

    7x 1 = 3x + 23

    4x = 24

    x = 6

    Therefore, if x = 6, then FR is an angle bisector.