Angles
-Half-line: any point contained in a straight line divides it into two rays (half-lines)
-Def.: an angle is the figure formed by two rays proceeding from the same point (endpoint)
-The rays are called the sides of the angle (or arms) and their common point is called the vertex.
-The unit of measure for angles is the degree (°).
-The fractional part of the degree is the minute: 1°=60'.
-The fractional part of the minute is the second: 1'=60".
Types of angles
0°-90°acute angle
90° right angle
90°-180°obtuse angle
180°straight angle
180°-360°concave or reflex angle
360°full rotation, full angle
Special cases of angle pairs
-Two angles are
complementary if their sum is 90°
supplementary if their sum is 180°
-Two angles form
a one-position pair if their corresponding sides are parallel rays with the same orientation
an alternate pair if their corresponding sides are parallel rays with the opposite orientation
a vertical pair if their corresponding sides form straight lines