Triangle Sum Theorem
Parallel Lines Cut by a Transversal
Angles with Algebra
Are the lines parallel?
100

How many degrees should the interior angles of a triangle add up to?

180 degrees

100

Alternate interior and exterior angles and Corresponding angles are always ....

Congruent

100

What angle relationship is shown in the picture below? And what is the sum of their angles? 

Supplementary Angles and the sum equals 180 degrees 

100

Look at the BLUE diagram Stanton is holding.

Are lines W and X parallel?

How do you know?

Yes, because their same-side interior angles are supplementary (add to 180°).

200

how many angles are there inside a triangle 

3

200

Which angle is not congruent to angle 5?


6

200

What is the value of x?

x=42

200

Look at the PURPLE diagram Stanton is holding.

Are lines A and B parallel?

How do you know?

Corresponding angles must be congruent (equal) for lines to be parallel.

300

What is the missing angle?

65 degrees

300

What kind of angles are 3 and 6

alternate interior angles

300

What is the value of X?

X=15

300

Look at the GREEN diagram Stanton is holding.

Are lines J and S parallel?

How do you know?

No, they are not parallel. Corresponding angles are congruent (equal) when a transversal crosses parallel lines.
400

Solve for x

x= 30

400

What kind of angles are 1 and 5?

corresponding angles

400

What is the relationship between these angles 

AND  What is the value of X?

The relationship - Vertical Angles 

The value of X is 10

400

Look at the ORANGE diagram Stanton is holding.

Are lines P and Q parallel?

How do you know?

Yes, because the same-side (consecutive) exterior angles are supplementary (add to 180).

500

Find the value of v   

Angle 1 = (4x - 44) Angle 2 = (3v) Angle 3 = (2v+8)

v = 24

500

What types of angles are 7 and 8?



Supplementary angles

500

Name the relationship and determine the value of X

Alternate interior angles 

X=35

500

Look at the PINK diagram Stanton is holding.

Are lines S and T parallel?

How do you know?

No, because the alternate exterior angles are not congruent (equal).

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