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Copy of Complementary & Supplementary Angles (Exploration)

Complementary Angles

In the applet below, the red angle and the blue angle are said to be complementary angles. Interact with this applet for a minute or two, and answer the questions that appear below it.

1.

In your own words, describe what it means for 2 angles to be complementary angles.

2.

In the applet above, the blue angle is said to be a complement of the red angle, and vice versa. Given this information, determine the complement of a 40 degree angle.

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3.

What is the complement of a 1-degree angle?

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4.

What angle measure has a complement whose measure is equal to itself?

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Supplementary Angles

In the applet below, the pink angle and the blue angle are said to be supplementary angles. Interact with this applet for a minute or two, and answer the questions that appear below it.

1.

In your own words, describe what it means for 2 angles to be supplementary angles.

2.

In the applet above, the blue angle is said to be a supplement of the pink angle, and vice versa. Given this information, determine the supplement of a 130 degree angle.

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3.

What is the supplement of a 1-degree angle?

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4.

What angle measure has a supplement whose measure is equal to itself?

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Bonus: Practice

Move the points to change the angles. Work out the missing angles, then check your answer by ticking the "show" box.