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Calculating Angles Review

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Q 1/13
Score 0
Complementary angles are a set of angles that sum to:
60
180 degrees
90 degrees
360 degrees
30 degrees
Q 2/13
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Supplementary angles are set of angles that sum to:
60
180 degrees
270 degrees
360 degrees
90 degrees

13 questions

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Complementary angles are a set of angles that sum to:

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Supplementary angles are set of angles that sum to:

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60 sec

Q.

Vertical angles are angles with a shared ___________, created by intersecting lines. (Fill in the blank)

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60 sec

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Find the measure of angle b (in degrees)

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Find the measure of angle b (in degrees)

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5

60 sec

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True or False: 209 + b + 96 = 360 (in degrees)

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60 sec

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Which of the equations below describe this angle relationship?

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60 sec

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What is the measure of angle b? (in degrees)

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What is the measure of angle b? (in degrees)

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What is the measure of angle b? (in degrees)

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10

60 sec

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Which equation describes the image?

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60 sec

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What is the measure of angle e? (in degrees)

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12

60 sec

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What is the sum of angles a, c, and t? (a + c + t = ?)

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13

60 sec

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