Types of Angles and Angle Relationships
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
- What are angles? What kinds of angles are there and how do they relate? Vertical angles, supplementary angles, complementary angles, corresponding angles, we cover them all in here!
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2:38 Vertical Angles
4:23 Alternate Interior Angles
4:32 Alternate Exterior Angles
5:06 Corresponding Angles
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5:18 explaining algebraic stuff for angles
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Can someone please explain the comprehension problem?
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I still don’t get it why x= 50
(3x+10)+(x-30) and since it's supplementary it's 180 degrees;
combine like terms
4x-20=180
then add +20 to twenty and 180, and that will equal to
4x=200
and divide them by 4, it will equal to
x=50
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anyone care to explain how he solved 5:20 ?? i don't really understand it no matter how many times i replay the video and i'm not an english speaker so i don't quite understand what he's saying. please please help 😭😭😭
At 5:20, we are given two expressions, for two angles that combine to form a right angle, that is a 90 degree angle. Thus we simply add the two angles, and add them up to 90 degrees.
3*x + x + 10 = 90
Gather like terms:
4*x + 10 = 90
Rearrange to make x the subject:
x = 80/4
Solution:
x = 20
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2:30
Whats is e and b
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I dont understand the checking comprehention part can somone explain.
There's two angles with algebraic definitions. You ask yourself what's the relationship between them?
Are they?
Vertical angles (nope)
Adjacent angles (nope)
Alternate interior angles (nope)
Alternate exterior angles (nope)
Same side interior angles (nope)
Corresponding angles (nope)
Complementary angles (nope)
Unfortunately, they don't apply to any of these. However, both are vertical angles to other angles. When we look into that approach we see the corresponding vertical angles (opposite angles of each) qualify as "Same side interior angles". Since vertical angles are equal to each other we can use the same expressions for our equation. Same side interior angles add up to 180 degrees. Therefore we simplify the following expression for the answer:
3x + 10 + x - 30 = 180
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what is it the relation ship calle between angles a and c at 5:00
Angles a and c are supplementary angles.
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5:34 how do u solve that
Since the angle relationship in the diagram is complementary we know that both those angles added up will equal to 90. Write the equation then solve for x, ones you’ve solved for x substitute
Sorry dave but....did I get you wrong? The last pproblem, I get 40 but it's show 50 so I'm very confuse... =4x + 10-30 ( =20 ) = 180
=4x + 20= 180
= 4x + 160 (60÷4)= 180 ( 60÷4=40)
x=40
I GET THE ANSWER OF 40 BUT IT'S SHOW ON THE VIDEO THAT THE ANSWER IS 50...I DON'T KNOW WHY...
10 - 30 = -20, watch your subtraction! so 4x = 200, x = 50.
I totally missed the part where you add 20 to 180, why does my brain make these errors lol
I don't understand the comprehension, please can someone explain it to me
Relate the comprehension figure at 6:30 to the figure at 4:17, that names all the angles generated by the transversal through the parallel lines.
Observe that we are given expressions for angle a, and angle g. Now simply navigate through the transversal angles to form a relationship between angle a and angle g. Angles a and e are corresponding angles, which are therefore equal. Angles e and g add up to a straight angle, which means they are supplementary and add up to 180 degrees. This means that angles a and g add up to 180 degrees, such that the two given expressions must add up to 180 deg.
Thus:
(x - 30) + (3*x + 10) = 180
Gather like terms:
4*x - 20 = 180
Rearrange to make x the subject:
x = 200/4
x = 50
where are reflex angles
Whats the relationship between angles d and g tho??
I'd recommend you post timestamps, when asking questions specific to a part of the video, since letters can mean all sorts of different things depending on the context.
I assume you are talking about the diagram at 4:17. In this diagram, angles d and h are corresponding angles that are therefore congruent. Then angles g and h are supplementary angles, telling us that they add up to 180 degrees. There is no direct relationship that we've named between angles d and g, so we have to go through a couple of steps to conclude that d and g are angles that add up to 180 degrees.
@@carultch Could u please tell me what are those couple of steps to conclude that result ?
Im trying to figure it out but I cant find any help
@@rodger3352 The OP asked how angles d and g are related in the picture at 4:17. There is no specific name for that pair of angles.
Step 1: we relate angle d to an angle in the same group as angle g. Angle d and angle h are called corresponding angles. All you need to do is translate angle d along the diagonal line, and you see it lines up perfectly with angle h.
Step 2: notice that angles g and h are arranged such that they add up to a straight angle. This means they are supplementary angles, which implies they add up to 180 degrees. So if we know angle h, then we also know angle g, because g = 180 deg - h.
Putting together steps 1 and 2, we see that these steps together imply that g = 180 deg - d.
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If you are an architect or an engineer, or even a contractor who builds what the architects and engineers specify, you will want to understand the working principles behind what people design to construct our modern world. If you are a software engineer designing a graphics program on the computer, you will want to have a working knowledge of geometry to implement the user interface.
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