Foundations of Math III
Unit 4: Logical Reasoning
in Geometry
1.1 Warm UpName:______
Date: ______
I. Matching: Match the following vocabulary words with their definitions/ descriptions.
____1. Linea. Two lines that intersect at right angles
____2. Segmentb. An infinite flat surface
____3. Perpendicular Linesc. Two coplanar lines that do not intersect
____4. Coplanard. Two non-coplanar lines that do not intersect
____5. Midpointe. Objects on the same plane
____6. Bisectf. An infinite collection of points in a straight path
____7.Non-collinearg. The point in the exact middle of a segment
____8. Planeh. Points not located on the same line
____9. Parallel Linesi. To cut in half
____10. Skew Linesj. Part of a line with endpoints
____11. Non-coplanar k. Points not located on the same plane
1.1Guided Practice Examples
Example 1
In the figure below, B is the midpoint of . Find x and AC.
A 2x + 12 B5x +10 C
Example 2
In the figure below, C is the midpoint of . Find x and AC.
5x – 6 2x
A C B
Example 3
In the figure below, Y is the midpoint of XZ. Find x.
X 4x - 6 Y Z
20
Example 4
In the figure below, G is the midpoint of . Find x and EG.
E
3y
G
36 – y
F
1.1Homework
- x = ______AC = ______2. y = ______EG = ______
3. a = ______HJ = ______4. y = ______KM = ______
5. x = ______NQ = ______ 6. b = ______QS = ______
1.2 Guided Practice Examples
Example 1
Find x, RS, and ST.R 2x–4 S 3x +7 T
43
Example 2
If XZ = 44, find y, XY and YZ.
X
Y Z
Example 3
If LN = 100, find a,
N
M
L
Example 4
If RT = 60, find x, RS, and ST.
3x – 12 2x – 8
R S T
1.2 Practice
- x = ______, AB = ______, BC = ______5. x = ______MN = ______
MO = ______
- x = ______, DE = ______, EF = ______
- x = ______, GH = ______, HI = ______
6. x = ______, MN = ______
MO = ______
- x = ______, JK = ______, KL = ______
1.2Homework Name ______
Given that point A lies between points C and T, find each missing value. (Hint: Draw and label a diagram for each problem.)
- CA = 6
AT = ?
CT = 15
- CA = 5.2
AT = 4.8
CT = ?
- CA = ?
AT = 5
CT = 10
- CA = 22
AT = ?
CT = 35
For each figure, find x and the indicated segment measure. Show all work on your own paper!
- B is the midpoint of .
AB = 4x – 3
BC = x
AC = ?
- E is the midpoint of .
DF = x + 6
DE = x – 1
EF = ?
- bisects .
WB = x + 5
TW = 4x + 5
TB= ?
- bisects at point O.
CO = 2x + 1
OT = x + 7
CT= ?
Use the Segment Addition Postulate to solve the following problems. Be sure to draw a diagram first!
If W is between R and S,, and ,
9. Solve for n.
10. Find RS.
11. Find WS.
1.3 Guided Practice Examples
Example 1 A
2x+12 mADC = 82
D B 82˚
Example 2
M
N
L
O
1.3 Practice Angle Addition Postulate – Coach/Student
1) 2)
3) 4)
1.3 HomeworkName______
Name the vertex of each angle.
1)7
2)6
3)8
4)4
Name the sides of each angle.
5)1
6)EFB
7)5
8)2
Write another name for each angle.
9)4
10) 7
11) EGC
12)AFE
13)Write and equation using the Angle Addition Postulate. Then solve for x and Find the measure of an AOB and BOC.
1.4 Warm Up Name ______
True or False? G
is congruent to .
intersects at point D.
C is between E and B.
is congruent to .
is congruent to .
Points A, D, and C are collinear.
C is between A and F.
DC + CB =EB
∠ACG ≅ ∠GCB
ED + DC = EC
∠DCA ≅ ∠ACG
bisects segment AF
m∠ACG +m∠GCB = m∠ACB
m∠DCA +m∠GCB = m∠ACB
m∠DCA +m∠ACG = m∠ACB
True or False?
MP ⏊ NO ______
≅ OQ ______
andMRO are supplementary ______
MR + RP = MP ______
MR +RN = MN ______
mMNO + NRO = mMRO ______
m∠LRM +m ∠MRN = LRO ______
QRL ______
1.4 Guided Practice Examples
Example 1 A
OOB bisects AOC
2x + 12mAOC = 76
B
C
Example 2 L
bisectsLON
O 6y – 12mLON = 108
M
N
Example 3 O bisects AOC
mAOB = 48
C
A B
1.4 Homework
Use the figure below to decide whether each statement is true or false. Explain why each statement is true or false on your own paper!
- bisects .
- S is the midpoint of .
- .
- W bisects .
- is longer than .
- V is the midpoint of .
- .
- TB + BW = TW.
Mark the given information on the figure below. Then use the figure to help solve the following problems.
9) If mLQM = 7x – 12 and mNQM = 5x + 10, find x and mLQN.
10) If mOQP = 4x + 16 and mNQO = 6x + 4, find x and mOQP.
1.5 Guided Practice Examples
Example 1
⊥
2x -24
Example 2
Example 3
3x
4x - 14
x = ______Find the measure of the adjacent angles. ______, ______
Example 4
x = ______
7x + 27
Example 5
R m∠ RST = 3x +24 x = ______
ST
1.5 Homework
m∠ 1 = ______Name a right angle. ______
m∠ 2 = ______Name a pair of complementary angles. ______
m∠ 3 = ______Name a pair of vertical angles. ______
m∠ 4 = ______Name a linear pair of angles. ______
m∠ 5 = ______Name the vertex of <ABD. ______
m∠ 7 = ______Name the sides of <ABD. ______
m∠ 8 = ______Give another name for <5. ______
m∠ 9 = ______Give another name for <ABC. ______
Solve the following:
36° <1 and <2 are complimentary
12x 2 5x +14m<1 = 2x + 23 m<2 = 4x - 11
x = ______x = ______x = ______m<1 = ______m<2 =______
1.6 Practice Problems
Set 1:
1)Two angles are complementary. If one angle measures 4x + 3 and the other measures 2x + 21, find the measure of each angle.
2)is the perpendicular bisector of . If AB = 4x + 1 and AC = 3x + 42, find x, AB, and BC.
3)Find the measure of AEC and DEB.
4)is the perpendicular bisector of . If mDBE = 2x + 6 and mCBE = 2x, find mDBE and mCBE.
Set 2:
5)is the perpendicular bisector of . If mABE = 2x – 1 and mEBD=5x, find mABE and mEBD.
6)Find the measure of AEC and DEB.
7)is the perpendicular bisector of . If AB = 9x – 7 and AC = 2x + 21, find x, AB, and BC.
8)An angle measures 7x – 13. Its complement measures 4x + 15. Find the measure of each angle.
Homework 1.6 Name ______
Solve for the following using the definitions we have learned so far in this unit.
- 2.
x = ______
y = ______
z = ______
3. 4.
x = ______X = ______
m<KML = ______
5. 6.
72
x= ______x = ______
X is the midpoint of WY = ______
7. 8.
m<AEC = 72°
______m<BDC = 89°
m<AED = 128°
m<BEC = ______
9. If ∠ A and ∠ B are complementary and m∠ A = 27˚, then m∠ B = ______
10. If R and S are complementary and mR = 46, then mS = ______
1.7Guided Practice
In the figure, XP and XT are opposite rays. XQ bisects PXS. For each situation, find the value of x and the measure of the indicated angle.
1)mSXT = 4x + 1, mQXS = 2x – 2, mQXT = 125; Find mQXS
2)mPXR = 3x, mRXT = 5x +20; Find mRXT
3)mRXQ = x + 15, mRXS = 5x – 7, mQXS = 3x +5; Find mRXS
4)mTXS = x + 3, mSXR = 2x + 9, mRXP = 42 – 7; Find mPXS
1.7 PracticeName______
Find the missing measures for the numbered angles.
m1 = 53
m2 = ______
m3 = ______
m4 = 28
m5 =
m6 = 44
m7 = ______
m8 = 37
m9 = ______
m10 = ______
m11 = ______
m12 = ______
m13 = ______
m14 = ______
m15 = ______
m16 = ______
m17 = ______
1.7HomeworkName______
Find the missing measures. Show all work on a separate piece of paper!
1) 2)
3)4)
5)6)
7)8)
9)Find the measures of two complementary angles A and B if mA = 7x + 4 and mB = 4x + 9.
10)The measure of an angle is five less than 4 times the measure of its supplement. Find the measures of both angles.
1.8 Warm Up With your partner and using your notecards, complete the following responses and permissions.
1.8 Practice Kuta Software – Angle Relationships
1.8 Homework
Matching: Using the picture to the right, state the type of angles named. Then state the line that is the transversal. If the angles do not have a transversal, state “none.” Finally, state whether the angles are supplementary or congruent.
- corresponding B. alternate interior C. vertical D. linear pair E. Neither
TYPE TRANS.
- ∠1,∠ 5 ______
- ∠10, ∠6 ______
- ∠13, ∠ 15 ______
- ∠11, ∠ 5 ______
- ∠ 1, ∠ 3 ______
- ∠15, ∠4 ______
- ∠11, ∠7 ______
- ∠15, ∠12 ______
- ∠5, ∠8 ______
10. ∠1, ∠8 ______
11. ∠3, ∠6 ______
Using the picture to the right, find the following. Each problem is separate form the one before. (1 each)
- m∠1 = 27˚, m∠4 = ______7. m∠8 = 23˚, m∠4 = ______
- m∠6 = 104˚, m∠3 = ______8. m∠2 = 120˚, m∠5 = ______
- m∠7 = 129˚, m∠8 = ______9. m∠3= 156˚, m∠8 = ______
- m∠7 = 100˚, m∠2 = ______10. m∠1 = 29˚, m∠7 = ______
- m∠ 4 = 53˚, m∠6 = ______
1.9Homework
Find the value for x in each of the following. Each of the lines are //.
1.2.
x = ______x= ______
3. 4.
x = ______x = ______
5.6.
x= ______x = ______
Foundations of Math III Due Date: ______
ConstructionsProject
For this project, you will use the six geometric constructions that you have learned in this unit to design and draw a picture of a single object. You are expected to use at least two of each of the constructions listed below in your picture. However, don’t use too many or your picture will be cramped with construction marks.
Construction A: Congruent Segments
Construction B: Congruent Angles
Construction C: Angle Bisector
Construction D: Perpendicular Line to a segment from a point on or off the segment
Construction E: Perpendicular Bisector of a segment
Construction F: Parallel Lines
You will turn in 5 items:
1)your version of the cat face that we constructed in class
2)colored copy of the cat face
3)the graded rough draft of your design
4)final version showing construction marks
5)a copy of the finished picture colored completely
Rough Draft:
You should make the rough draft of your picture on a piece of unlined paper. I would recommend playing with ideas several times before submitting a rough draft to me for comments. You will need a compass, a ruler, a pencil, and colored pencil. Place the letter of the construction used next to each set of construction marks (one letter for each construction, each time it is used). Use a colored pencil in your compass for the construction marks and use a regular pencil for all marks made without the compass.
Final Construction and Picture:
After I return your rough draft to you, be sure to read the comments and make corrections as you complete your final version. Next, make an identical copy of your picture by tracing it on a separate piece of paper but without any of your construction marks. Then color the picture using colored pencils.
RUBRIC
Item / Possible Points / Earned Points / CommentsCat Face – Construction
- drawing on unlined paper
- complete
- shows construction marks in a different color from picture marks
- construction marks labeled with A-F
- neat
Cat Face – Colored Picture
- traced accurately
- colored attractively
Rough Draft
- drawing on unlined paper
- picture is a recognizable object
- shows construction marks in a different color from picture marks
- construction marks labeled with A-F
- neat
- creative
Final Version – Construction
- drawing on unlined paper
- shows construction marks in a different color from picture marks
- construction marks labeled with A-F
- incorporates feedback from rough draft
- neat
- creative
Final Version – Colored Picture
- traced accurately
- colored attractively
Total Points / 100
1.10Review for TestName______
Work through the following problems to review what you have learned in this unit.
Part I: Angles
Part II: Angle Bisector
Part III: Angle Terms
Part IV: Solving Problems involving angles.
1.10HomeworkName______
Work through the following problems to review what you have learned in this unit. You must complete the sections that you did not show mastery of on Day 10. The other sections are optional review.
Part I: Angles
Part II: Angle Bisector
Part III: Angle Terms
Part IV: Solving Problems involving angles.