Unit 6 Study Guide : Geometric Proof (Due 3/6/26)

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Unit 6 Study Guide : Geometric Proof (Due 3/6/26)

Last updated about 2 months ago

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This is the Unit assessment covering parallel lines cut by transversal.

You may use your notes, past assignments, and desmos to complete this assessment.

Complete the entire test and show your work for full credit. Responses without work will receive no points.

Important Information

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Match the definition of the angle relationship with the angle relationships it describes...

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Any two angles whose sum is 180°		Vertical angles
Two angles that are adjacent and supplementary. They form astraight line!		Supplementary angles
Two angles that are next to each other and share a common side.		Complementary angles
Any two angles whose sum is 90°		Linear pairs
Two angles across from each other on intersecting lines. They are always congruent!		Adjacent Angles

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Match the definition of the angle relationship with the angle relationships it describes...

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
		Adjacent Angles
		Complementary angles
		Supplementary angles
		Linear pairs
		Adjacent Angles

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Match the image with the angle relationship it describes...

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
		Vertical angles
		Supplementary angles
		Complementary angles
		Linear pairs
		Adjacent Angles

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What is the value of x?

Find the m∠BDC.

What kind of angles are these?

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What is the value of x?

What is the value of y?

What is the m∠a?

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Here is a mathematical statement:
What does it mean?

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Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the vertical angle to ∠m

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Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the adjacent to to ∠d

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Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the same-side interior to ∠n

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Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the same-side exterior to ∠f

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Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the supplemental to ∠f

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Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the congruent to ∠f

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Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the alternate interior to ∠c

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Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the alternate exterior to ∠a

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Given that l || m. Solve for x.

State the reason you where able to solve for x.

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Given a || b.

State the reason you where able to solve for x.

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5 ways to prove lines are parallel:

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It is dangerous to go alone.

Take this "°"

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What value of x would make u || v parallel?

What is the reason?

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What value of x would make u || v parallel?

What is the reason?

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Unit 6 Study Guide : Geometric Proof (Due 3/6/26)

Unit 6 Study Guide : Geometric Proof (Due 3/6/26)

Important Information

Match the definition of the angle relationship with the angle relationships it describes...

Match the definition of the angle relationship with the angle relationships it describes...

Match the image with the angle relationship it describes...

Here is a mathematical statement:What does it mean?

Given:Name the angle(s) that is the vertical angle to ∠m

Given:Name the angle(s) that is the adjacent to to ∠d

Given:Name the angle(s) that is the same-side interior to ∠n

Given:Name the angle(s) that is the same-side exterior to ∠f

Given:Name the angle(s) that is the supplemental to ∠f

Given:Name the angle(s) that is the congruent to ∠f

Given:Name the angle(s) that is the alternate interior to ∠c

Given:Name the angle(s) that is the alternate exterior to ∠a

Important Information

5 ways to prove lines are parallel:

It is dangerous to go alone.

Take this "°"

Important Information

Match the definition of the angle relationship with the angle relationships it describes...

Match the definition of the angle relationship with the angle relationships it describes...

Match the image with the angle relationship it describes...

Here is a mathematical statement:What does it mean?

Given:Name the angle(s) that is the vertical angle to ∠m

Given:Name the angle(s) that is the adjacent to to ∠d

Given:Name the angle(s) that is the same-side interior to ∠n

Given:Name the angle(s) that is the same-side exterior to ∠f

Given:Name the angle(s) that is the supplemental to ∠f

Given:Name the angle(s) that is the congruent to ∠f

Given:Name the angle(s) that is the alternate interior to ∠c

Given:Name the angle(s) that is the alternate exterior to ∠a

Important Information

5 ways to prove lines are parallel:

It is dangerous to go alone.

Take this "°"

Here is a mathematical statement:
What does it mean?

Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the vertical angle to ∠m

Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the adjacent to to ∠d

Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the same-side interior to ∠n

Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the same-side exterior to ∠f

Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the supplemental to ∠f

Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the congruent to ∠f

Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the alternate interior to ∠c

Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the alternate exterior to ∠a

Here is a mathematical statement:
What does it mean?

Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the vertical angle to ∠m

Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the adjacent to to ∠d

Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the same-side interior to ∠n

Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the same-side exterior to ∠f

Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the supplemental to ∠f

Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the congruent to ∠f

Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the alternate interior to ∠c

Given:
Name the angle(s) that is the alternate exterior to ∠a