1. Move slider [b]b[/b] around - what do you notice?
2. Move slider [b]a[/b] around - what do you notice?
3. Name the highlighted angles.
[math]\angle[/math]GKL & [math]\angle[/math]JLN (there are multiple ways to name these angles)
4. The angles that are highlighted are called [b]corresponding angles[/b]. Write a definition for corresponding angles based off of what you noticed after moving the sliders in the diagram.
5. In the diagram above, 2 different corresponding angles are highlighted. Move around the sliders [b]a[/b] and [b]b[/b]. What do you notice about these angles?
6. Does the definition you wrote in question 4 remain true for these corresponding angles? If not, write a new definition. [br][br][b]HINT: [/b]mention something about the positioning of the angles!
7. Name the highlighted corresponding angles.
[math]\angle[/math]FKH & [math]\angle[/math]KLI