2.4 Worksheet

\angle{1} and \angle {2} are a linear pair.

If m\angle{A} = 90^o, then \angle{A} is a right angle.

XY + YZ = XZ

If lines x and y are perpendicular, then they form a right angle.

If JK = MN, then JK \cong MN

If \angle{C} and \angle{D} are complementary, then m\angle{C} + m\angle{D} = 90^o.

\angle{1} and \angle{2} are vertical angles.

If L is on the interior of \angle{JKM}, then \angle{JKL} + \angle{LKM} = \angle{JKM}

If m\angle{VWX} + m\angle{XWZ} = 180^o, then they are supplementary.

If P is the midpoint of \overline{MQ}, then MP = PQ.

If \overrightarrow{BD} is a bisector of \angle{ABC}, then \angle{ABD} = \angle{DBC}.

If lines c and d form a right angle, then they are perpendicular.

EF + FG = EG

If JK \cong MN, then JK = MN

If \angle{1} is a right angle, then m\angle{1} = 90^o.

\angle{GFH} and \angle{HFJ} are a linear pair

If m\angle{ABC} + m\angle{CBD} = 90^o, then they are complementary.

If line r is a bisector of \overline{AB} at point X, then AX = XB.

If \angle{4} and \angle{5} are supplementary, then m\angle{4} + m\angle{5} = 180^o.

\angle{RST} and \angle{VSQ} are vertical angles.

If AB = CD and CD = XY, then AB = XY

If x - 7 = 10, then x = 17.

If \angle{WXY} and \angle{YXZ} are complementary, then m\angle{WXY} + m\angle{YXZ} = 90^o.

If H is the midpoint of \overline{CD}, then CH = HD

\angle{A} = \angle{A}

If MP = PQ, then MP \cong PQ

If x = 3 and 3x = z, then 9 = z

JK + KL = JL

If m\angle{1} + m\angle {2} = 180^o, then they are supplementary.

If m\angle{C} = m\angle {D}, then m\angle{D} = m\angle {C}.

If 4d = 36, then d = 9

6(x - 3) = 6x - 18

If \overrightarrow{RS} is a bisector of \angle{QRT}, then \angle{QRS} = \angle{SRT}.

If S is on the interior of \angle{ABC}, then \angle{ABS} + \angle{SBC} = \angle{ABC}.

If m\angle{1} = 90^o, then it is a right angle.

a + a + a + a + a = 5a

If b + 2 = 13, then b = 11

If lines j and k are perpendicular, then they form right angles.

MN + NP = MP

If a = 3 and b = 10a + c, then b = 30 + c.

If \overleftrightarrow{EF} bisects \overline{PQ} at point M, then PM = MQ.