Angles

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A lesson on angles, including with circle theorems in it!


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Angles revision….

What is significant about the letters F, Z, C
and U in this topic?
Write down the answer in your books, with
an illustration if possible.
What about x?
Angles

Interior angles
These are angles inside a polygon.
They add up to (n-2) x 180 where n is the number of sides
Interior angles
What do these angles add up to?

Exterior angles
Add up to 360

Angles on a straight line
Angles to a point

Vertically opposite angles

Parallel
Lines
a
77
a = 77 because
a and 77 make
an F.

Parallel
Lines
a
77
a = 77 because
a and 77 make
an F.
“F” angles are called corresponding angles

Parallel
Lines
a
77
a = 77 because
a and 77 make
a Z

Parallel
Lines
a
77
a = 77 because
a and 77 make
a Z.
“Z” angles are called alternate angles

p.18 Ex2A Q1, 10 – 15
p.19 Ex2B Q1, 4, 11, 12
p.20 Q13-15
p.21/ 22 Ex2C Q1, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 16-20
p.24/ 25 Ex2D Q1, 4, 10, 14, 16
p.28 Ex2E Odd Questions
p.30 Ex2F Even Questions
p.32 Ex2G – All questions

Circles
chord
Centre of circle to a
Chord – meets at
Right angles

tangent
Radius to a tangent – meets at right
angles

Cyclic quadrilaterals –
Opposite angles add up to 180

An angle subtended by a semi
Circle is a right angle
90

Angles from the same point
to the middle are twice those
at the circumference
x
2x

Angles in the same segment are equal
x
x
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