Lesson Example Discussion Quiz: Class Homework |
Quiz At Home |
Title: Proving Special Angle Pairs |
Grade: 10-a Lesson: S1-L6 |
Explanation: |
Quiz: at Home
Problem Id | Question |
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1 |
In the following figure M1 and M2 are two perpendicular lines that intersect at O. Through O, another straight line A is drawn; some angles thus formed have been marked. If p:q = 9:6, what is the value of ∠z. A) 126° B) 54° C) 36° D) 105° |
2 |
The lines AC ∥ BD with transversal line PQ \$m \angle PMC = (2x+8)(3x-6)\$ , \$m \angle BNQ = x^2 - 12\$ and find x , \$m \angle m and m\ angle N \$. A) x = 3 and \$m \angle m = 44°, m\ angle N = 46°\$ B) x = 3 and \$m \angle m = 44° , m\ angle N = 44°\$ C) x = 3 and \$m \angle m = 42°, m\ angle N = 42°\$ D) None of these |
3 |
What is the measure of \$\angle XYZ\$ , given a ∥ b, \$m \angle ZYR = (5x+35)\$ and \$m \angle QRY = (13x - 5)\$. A) 65° B) 115° C) 60° D) 120° |
4 |
Two supplementary angles differ by 44°. Find the angles. A) 65° and 115° B) 68° and 112° C) 66° and 114° D) 64° and 116° |
5 |
If \$m \angle 1 = 32\$ and \$m \angle 2 = 23\$ , find the measure of all other angles. A) \$m \angle 3 = 125° , m \angle 4 = 32° , m \angle 5 = 23° and m \angle 6 = 125°\$ B) \$m \angle 3 = 125° , m \angle 4 = 23° , m \angle 5 = 32° and m \angle 6 = 125°\$ C) \$m \angle 3 = 125° , m \angle 4 = 32° , m \angle 5 = 125° and m \angle 6 = 32°\$ D) \$m \angle 3 = 23° , m \angle 4 = 32° , m \angle 5 = 125° and m \angle 6 = 125°\$ |
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