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ObjectivesObjectives Use the properties of 

parallel lines to determine

congruent angles

Use algebra to find

angle measures

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Postulate 3.1

Corresponding s Postulate If 2±± lines are cut by a

transversal, then each

pair of corres. s is $.

i.e. If l  ±±m , then 1$2.

l  

1

2

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Answer:

Corresponding Angles Postulate

Vertical Angles Theorem

Transitive Property

Definition of congruent angles

Substitution

In the figure andFind

Example 1:Example 1:

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Answer:

In the figure and Find

Your Turn:Your Turn:

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Theorem 3.1Theorem 3.1

Alternate Interior Alternate Interior s Theorems Theorem If 2±± lines are cut by a transversal, then

each pair of alternate interior s is $.

i.e. If l  ±±m , then 1$2.

l  

1

2

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Proof  of Alt. Int.Proof  of Alt. Int. s Theorems Theorem

Statements1. l  ±±m 

2. 3 $ 2

3. 1 $ 3

4. 1 $ 2

Reasons1. Given

2. Corresponding s post.

3. Vert. s Thm

4. $ is transitive

l  

1

2

3

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Theorem 3.2Theorem 3.2

Consecutive Interior Consecutive Interior s Theorems Theorem If 2±± lines are cut by a transversal, then

each pair of consecutive int. s is

supplementary.

i.e. If l  ±±m , then 1 & 2 are supplementary or m1 + m2 =

180°.

l  

m  1

2

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Theorem 3.3Theorem 3.3

Alternate Exterior Alternate Exterior s Theorems Theorem If 2±± lines are cut by a transversal, then

the pairs of alternate exterior s are $.

i.e. If l  ±±m , then 1$2.

l m 

1

2

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If a transversal is B to one of 2 ±± lines,

then it is B to the other.

i.e. If l  ±±m , & t  B l  , then t  Bm .

1

2

Theorem 3.4B

Transversal Theorem

l  

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Proof  of  B Transversal Theorem

Statements

1. l  ±±m , t  B l  

2. 1$2

3. m1=m2

4. 1 is a rt.

5. m1 = 90o

6. 90o = m2

7. 2 is a rt.

8 . t  Bm 

Reasons

1. Given

2. Corresp. s post.

3. Def of $ s

4. Def of B lines

5. Def of rt.

6. Substitution prop =

7. Def of rt.

8. Def of B lines

1

2

l  

t t 

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Find:

m1 =

m2 =m3 =

m4 =

m5 =

m6 =

x =

125o 2

1

3

4 6

5

x+15o

5555°°

125125°°5555°°

125125°°

5555°°

125125°°

4040°°

Example 2:Example 2:

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What is the measure of RTV ?

Example 3:Example 3:

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 Angle AdditionPostulate

Definition of congruentangles

Substitution

 Alternate Interior AnglesTheorem

Answer: RTV = 125° 

Example 3:Example 3:

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Definition of congruent angles

Substitution

Subtract  x  from each side and

add 10 to each side.

Definition of congruent angles

Substitution

Find y .

by the Alternate Exterior AnglesTheorem.

Example 4:Example 4:

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Simplify.

 Add 100 to each side.

Divide each side by 4.

Answer:

Example 4:Example 4:

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Answer:

ALGEBRA If  andfind  x  and y .

 Your Turn: Your Turn:

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AssignmentAssignment Geometry:

Pg. 136 ± 138 #5 ± 27, 32, 34

Pre-AP Geometry:

Pg. 136 ± 138 #14 - 39