Angles x and y are called ________.

Same Side Interior Angles
or Consecutive Interior Angles

The measure of angle IHK is 115 degrees.
Find the value of segment MN.
MN=7
What value of x makes lines a and b parallel?

x=20
Define perpendicular lines.
lines that meet at 90 degrees
Angles 1 and 7 are called ____________ angles.
same side exterior consecutive exterior
Find the value of x.

11x-2=75
11x=77
x=7
Line m is the perpendicular bisector of segment AB . Find the value of x.
3x-8=2x
x=8
If line m is parallel to line l, then
mangle3+mangle6=180
by the _____________________ theorem.
What is the measure of angle DBC?

90 Degrees
Angles EXY and XDF are called ________________ angles.
corresponding
Solve for x.

Same Side Interior Angles are Supplementary
20x+5+24x-1=180
44x+4=180
44x=176
x=4
Find the value of x.

7x+10=9x-2
7x+12=9x
12=2x
x=6
mangleAGE+mangleEGB=180
by the linear pair theorem.
Then
mangleAGE+120.53=180
by _____________________.
substitution
What is the measure of angle 1?

80 degrees
Angles b and c are called ________ angles

alternate interior angles
When parallel lines are cut by a transversal, any pair of angles you pick will be either ________ or _________.
congruent or supplementary (add to 180 degrees)
What value of x will make line AD the perpendicular bisector of BC.
3x+1=5x-12
3x+13=5x
13=2x
x=6.5
mangle6=45 degrees
by the ________________ theorem.
Then, if the lines are parallel,
mangle6+(5x+35)=180
by the __________________ theorem.
vertical angles
same side interior angles
According to the perpendicular transversal theorem, what else is true about this picture, although it is not marked?

line j is perpendicular to line k
Angles x and y are called _________ angles.

Alternate Exterior or Opposite Exterior
Find the value of x and y.

x = 18 degrees
y = 106 degrees
Solve for x and y.
x+5=3x-5
10=2x
x=5
2y+15=9y-13
28=7y
y=4
If
mangle7=mangle2
then lines l and m are parallel, by ______________.
The converse of the alternate exterior angles theorem
What is true about the slopes of perpendicular lines, when they are graphed on the coordinate plane.
They multiply to negative 1.
They are opposite reciprocals of eachother.