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Line & Angle Relationships

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Parts of a Line

Learn about the characteristics of a line, parts of a line, and how to properly notate all of them.

Lines in a Plane

Learn what makes a plane, what lines lie in a plane, and also what happens if there are multiple planes. We will also look at proper notation for some of these types of lines.

Complementary Angles

Learn what makes angles complementary and how to find the complement of an angle both with a picture and mathematically.

Supplementary Angles

Learn what makes angles supplementary and how to find the supplement of an angle both with a picture and mathematically.

Angle Relationships

Discover which angles will be congruent, what other features angles share, and how to properly notate these relationships.

Using Line and Angle Relationships

Eight angles are formed when two parallel lines are cut by a transversal. Use the relationships between the angles to find the missing angle measures when the measure of one of the angles is known.

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