Parallel Line Properties

Jill Alsman, Aug 19, 2015


  • 1. Corresponding Angles
  • 2. Alternate Interior Angles
  • 3. Alternate Exterior Angles
  • 4. Angle Pairs on Parallel Lines
  • 5. Angles Formed by Lines and a Transversal

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Corresponding Angles

[b]Drag the slider and the bright [color=#FF000FF]magenta[/color] colored point.[/b][br][br]1. What does this suggest about angles formed by a transversal falling on two parallel lines?[br]2. The angles of the same color are referred to as corresponding angles. Describe how the corresponding angles are positioned in relationship to each other.
[b]Drag the slider and the bright [color=#FF000FF]magenta[/color] colored point.[/b][br][br]1. What does this suggest about angles formed by a transversal falling on two parallel lines?[br]2. The angles of the same color are referred to as corresponding angles. Describe how the corresponding angles are positioned in relationship to each other.
[b]Drag the slider and the bright [color=#FF000FF]magenta[/color] colored point.[/b][br][br]1. What does this suggest about angles formed by a transversal falling on two parallel lines?[br]2. The angles of the same color are referred to as corresponding angles. Describe how the corresponding angles are positioned in relationship to each other.
Corresponding Angles
Corresponding Angles
Corresponding Angles
– Jill Alsman, Pat Patterson, Linda Bollman, Steve Phelps

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