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This document defines and explains key concepts related to lines and angles in geometry. It covers topics such as different types of lines (rays, segments, etc.), angles (classifications, relationships between angles formed by parallel lines/transversals), and relationships between geometric elements like points, lines and planes that can be collinear, coplanar or intersecting. Examples are provided to illustrate concepts like perpendicular and parallel lines, angle measurements, and using properties of angles and lines to solve problems.

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227 views56 pages

Apznza 1

This document defines and explains key concepts related to lines and angles in geometry. It covers topics such as different types of lines (rays, segments, etc.), angles (classifications, relationships between angles formed by parallel lines/transversals), and relationships between geometric elements like points, lines and planes that can be collinear, coplanar or intersecting. Examples are provided to illustrate concepts like perpendicular and parallel lines, angle measurements, and using properties of angles and lines to solve problems.

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Lines and Angles

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Point

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Lines

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Plane

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Collinear Points

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Noncollinear Points

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Coplanar Points

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Noncoplanar Points

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Line Segment

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Ray

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Line

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Midpoint

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Segment Bisector

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Intersecting Lines

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Parallel Lines

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Concurrent Lines

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Angles

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Angle Classifications

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Adjacent Angles

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Vertical Angles

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Congruent Angles

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Angle Bisector

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Complementary and Supplementary

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Linear Pair

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Perpendicular, Parallel and Transversal Lines

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Perpendicular, Parallel and Transversal Lines

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Another Example

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Alternate Formula:

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Another Example

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Parallel and Transversal Relationship

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Summary

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