Angle Pairs
Slopes of Lines
Equations of Lines
RANDOM
100
How are angle2 and angle3 related?
Consecutive Interior Angles
100
Given y=-1/4x+24
What is the slope?
m = -1/4
100
What form are the equations in?
1. 3x-2y=-10
2. y=3x+29
3. y-10=5(x+7)
1. Standard
2. Slope-Intercept
3. Point-Slope
100
What is Mr. Vasquez's First Name
Jacob
200
How are angle 3 and angle 4 related?
How are angle 5 and angle4 related?
Linear Pair;
Alternate Exterior
200
Given y=6x+24
1. What slope is parallel?
2. What slope is perpendicular?
1. m =6
2. m=-1/6
200
Write an equation of the line that
contains the point (3,-7) and is
parallel to the line y=5x+12
(Point-Slope Form)
y+7=5(x-3)
200
Miranda named angle1 and angle 3 Corresponding Angles. What is the correct relationship for these angles?
Linear Pair
300
In the diagram below, mangle3=70^o. Find the mangle2 so that the lines are parallel.
mangle2=110^o
300
Find the slope of the line that contains the points:
(-5,3) and (-4,8)
m=5
300
Write an equation of the line that
contains the point (3,-7) and is
parallel to the line y=5x+12
(Slope-Intercept Form)
y=5x-22
300
1. What is wrong with this standard form?
5x-3y=1/5
2. Write it correctly.
1. The c-value is a fraction.
2. 25x-15y=1
400
What value of x would make Line A parallel with Line B?
x=20^o
400
Find the relationship between line m and n.
Line m: (-1,1) & (0,3)
Line n: (-2,0) & (0,1)
NO RELATIONSHIP
400
Write an equation of the line that
contains the point (3,-7) and is
parallel to the line y=5x+12
(Standard Form)
5x-y=22
400
Jake solved the transversal for x. How is his work incorrect?
(Write in a complete sentence)
Jake should have set the two angles equal to each other.
500
Given the lines are parallel,
mangle1=x+25 and mangle4=3x+15,
find the value of x.
x=35^o
500
What is the slope of the following equation?
3x-2y=-10
m=3/2
500
Convert the following equation to Standard Form.
y=3/5x+4
3x-5y=-20
500
Name all known angle relationships
Vertical Angles
Linear Pair
Alternate Interior Angles
Alternate Exterior Angles
Consecutive Interior Angles
Consecutive Exterior Angles
Corresponding Angles