Title: Notes for Section 1-4
1Notes for Section 1-4
Measuring Segments and Angles
2To measure a segment, we can use a ruler and
measure the distance between the two ____________.
OR
We can think of the segment as part of a
___________ line.
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3Look at segment AE
How can we determine the length of segment AE?
The coordinate of A is _______
The coordinate of E is _______
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4Congruent Segments
Two segments with the same ____, denoted __
Can you determine some congruent segments from
the number line below?
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5Practice 1-4 4 - 7
6An important postulate.
If three points A, B, and C are _______ and B is
between A and C, then ________________.
7Practice 1-4 1 3, 9 - 11
8Midpoint
A point that divides a segment into two _________
segments.
A midpoint _____ the segment.
9Lets look at the following example.
Z is the midpoint of segment XY, and XY 27.
Find XZ.
10Practice 1-4 21 - 22
11Angle
A
Formed by two _____ with the same endpoint,
denoted ___
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C
There are four ways to name this angle.
The endpoint is called the _____ of the angle.
__________________________
12One way to express the measure of an angle is in
_________.
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We would write this as
______________
13Angle Measuring Activity
14Acute Angle
An angle with measurement between ____ and ____
degrees.
15Right Angle
An angle with measurement of _____ degrees.
16Obtuse Angle
An angle with measurement between ____ and ___
degrees.
17Straight Angle
An angle with measurement of ____ degrees.
18An important postulate
If point B is in the ________ of ?AOC,
then _________________________
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19Congruent Angles
Angles with the same ________.
For example
If ____________,
Then ____________
20Practice 1-4 8, 12 - 20