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For problems 7-10, name the relationship: complementary angles, supplementary angles, or vertical angles. For problems 11 and 12, find the missing angle measure indicated by the letter. In problems 13-18, set up an accurate equation based on the angle relationship, and solve for x.

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9) Vertically opposite angles

10) Supplementary angles

11) Vertical angles

12) Linear pair angles

13 Supplementary

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9) The given angles, a and b are formed on the opposite side of the intersection of two lines.

Therefore, the relationship between angles a and b is; a and b are vertically opposite angles.

Vertical angles are angles formed by two lines when they cross, and they are located on opposite relative to each other

10) The given angles are located on the same line and together form a straight line, therefore, they are linear pair angles

Linear pair angles are supplementary, therefore;

The relationship between angles a and b is that they are supplementary angles.

11) Angles b and the 79° angle are vertically opposite angles

From vertical angles theorem, angles that are vertically opposite angles are always congruent.

Therefore;

‹b is congruent to the 79° angle, which gives;


\angle b = 79^(\circ)

12) Angles b and the 49° angle are linear pair angles

linear pair angles are supplementary, therefore;

b + 49° = 180°

b = 180° - 49° = 121°

b = 121°

13) The 2•x angle and the 64° angle are supplementary angles, therefore;

2•x + 64° = 180°

2•x = 180° - 64° = 116°

x = 116°/2 = 58°

x = 58°

14) The (1 + 2•x)° and the 73° angles are vertically opposite angles, therefore;

(1 + 2•x)° = 73°

(2•x)° = (73 - 1)° = 72°

x = 72°/2 = 36°

x = 36°

15) (x + 2)° and 134° are linear pair angles, therefore;

(x + 2)° + 134° = 180°

(x + 2)° = 180° - 134° = 46°

x = 46° - 2° = 44°

x = 44°

16) 61° and (1 + 3•x)° are vertically opposite angles, therefore;

61° = (1 + 3•x)°

3•x° = (61 - 1)° = 62°

x = 62°/3 = 21°

x = 21°

17) The given angles are complementary angles, therefore;

6•x + 1 + 2•x + 1 = 8•x + 2 = 90°

8•x + 2 = 90°

8•x = 90° - 2

x = 88°

18) The given angles are complementary angles, therefore;

4•x + 3 + 35 = 90°

4•x = 90°- 38° = 52°

4•x

Therefore;

x = 52°/4 = 13°

x = 13°