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Term 1
Mathematics
4-5
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 Topics to Cover

GEOMETRY

1. Types of Angles

a. Lesson #1: Complementary and Supplementary Angles

i. What are Complementary and Supplementary Angles.

ii. How to solve problems involving Complementary and
Supplementary Angles.

b. Lesson #2 : Vertically Opposite Angles

c. Lesson # 3: Angles at a Point

d. Lesson # 4 : Alternate Angles, Interior Angles and

Corresponding Angles

e. Worksheets
LESSON # 1: Complementary and Supplementary Angles

What are Complementary Angles?

Complementary Angles are when you add 2 angles together and the sum is exactly 90◦

Example
Here we have one angle that is 60◦ and one angle that is 30◦
60◦ + 30◦ = 90◦
Therefore, we can say both angles are complementary.

What are Supplementary Angles?

Supplementary Angles are when you add 2 angles together and the sum is exactly 180◦

Example

Here we have one angle that is 130◦ and one angle that is 50◦
130◦ + 50◦ = 180◦
Therefore, we can say both angles are supplementary.
How to solve problems involving Complementary and Supplementary
Angles.

This is a right angle , and right angles are 90◦ .

We know that this is complementary.

To find the missing degree we subtract the given angle

from 90 degrees:
90◦ - 62◦ = 28◦
So x = 28 degrees.

This is a straight line , and straight lines are 180◦ .

We know that this is supplementary.

To find the missing degree we subtract the given angle

from 180 degrees:
180◦ - 130◦ = 50◦
So x = 50 degrees
LESSON # 2: Vertically Opposite Angles

What are Vertically Opposite Angles?

When two lines intersect the opposite angles are equal.

Example

In this example we can see that ∠x is opposite to ∠33 Therefore x = 33.

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LESSON # 3: Angles at a Point

What are Angles at a Point?

Example
Since angles at a point equals to 360◦
degrees, to solve for the missing angle we
subtract the given angles from 360◦.

30
360◦ - 30◦ – 300◦ = 30◦
y
So y = 30◦
300
LESSON # 4: Alternate Angles Interior Angles and
Corresponding Angles

First you need to know

what a transversal is :
Example:
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