Lines and Angles

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Lines and Angles: Overview

This Topic covers sub-topics such as Complementary Angles, Supplementary Angles, Adjacent Angles, Perpendicular Lines, Vertically Opposite Angles, Intersecting Lines, Linear Pair of Angles, Angles of a Shape and, Construction of Angles

Important Questions on Lines and Angles

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Find the size of each angle marked.

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Suppose ABC and DEF are complementary angles. If mABC=5x+7° and mDEF=3x+3°. What are the measures of the two angles?

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In the given figure, AB and CD are two intersecting lines that intersect at O. Observe the pair of angles and complete the following table.

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Pair of angles AOC AOD BOC BOD
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By Kawasaki's theorem we can tell that a _____ vertex may be folded to form a flat figure.

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By Kawasaki's theorem we can tell that a single vertex may be folded to form a flat figure.

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What is the notation for perpendicular lines?

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The angle marked in _____ colour is the biggest angle.

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Use protractor, measure AOE  in the given figure.
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What is the measure of the given angle.

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Find out how many angles are there in the shape below. Mark them.

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Find out how many angles are there in the shape below. Mark them.

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Find out how many angles are there in the shape below. Mark them.

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Draw an angle and name it in three different ways.

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The symbol  is used for an _____.

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The common end point is called the _____ of an angle.

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How many rays are formed in an angle? Explain with an diagram?

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Which of the following objects are perpendicular to the floor?

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Choose the perpendicular line in the following.

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Two perpendicular lines are same distance apart.

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Two lines formed by two perpendicular line segments are also perpendicular.