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    The document describes an activity where students are asked to: 1) Identify different types of angle pairs (complementary, supplementary, adjacent, linear, vertical) based on descriptions provided and explain the reasoning. Five angle pair examples are given with the first one completed. 2) Complete several math exercises from specific pages and sections of their textbook, including mental math problems involving addition, subtraction and multiplication. Twenty separate textbook questions are listed across four exercises to be answered.

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    The document describes an activity where students are asked to: 1) Identify different types of angle pairs (complementary, supplementary, adjacent, linear, vertical) based on descriptions provided and explain the reasoning. Five angle pair examples are given with the first one completed. 2) Complete several math exercises from specific pages and sections of their textbook, including mental math problems involving addition, subtraction and multiplication. Twenty separate textbook questions are listed across four exercises to be answered.

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    Complementary, Supplementary, Adjacent, Linear Pair, and Vertical. The First Item Has Been

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    Angle Pairs

    A. In the first column of the table below are pairs of angles. Complete the table by identifying the type
    of angle pair each given represents, then write the reason. Again, the different angle pairs are
    Complementary, Supplementary, Adjacent, Linear Pair, and Vertical. The first item has been
    accomplished for your reference. (5 items, 10 pts.)

    Figure Type and Reason


    1. ∠1 and ∠2 Type: Complementary Angles

    Reason: Since the sum of the measurements of


    ∠1 and ∠2 is 90o, they are complementary
    angles.

    2. ∠3 and ∠4
    Type: __________________________________

    Reason: ________________________________
    _______________________________________
    _______________________________________
    _______________________________________

    3. ∠5 and ∠6
    Type: __________________________________

    Reason: ________________________________
    _______________________________________
    _______________________________________
    _______________________________________

    4. ∠7 and ∠8
    Type: __________________________________

    Reason: ________________________________
    _______________________________________
    _______________________________________
    _______________________________________

    5. ∠9 and ∠10
    Type: __________________________________

    Reason: ________________________________
    _______________________________________
    _______________________________________
    _______________________________________
    6. ∠11 and ∠12
    Type: __________________________________

    Reason: ________________________________
    _______________________________________
    _______________________________________
    _______________________________________
    B. Kindly open your book and turn it to the following pages then, answer the activity specified. (20
    items, 21 pts.)

    1. Page 27, Exercise 1.3 (Mental Math: A; B; and C)


    A. 1. B. 3. C. 5.
    2. 4. 6.

    2. Page 35, Exercise 1.4 (Mental Math: A)


    A. 1. 3. 5.
    2. 4.

    3. Page 40, Exercise 1.5 (Mental Math: B)


    B. 7. 9.
    8. 10.

    4. Page 45, Exercise 1.6 (Mental Math: A)


    A. 1. * 3.
    * 4.
    2. *
    *

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