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Angle Measures

Acute angles have a measurement of less than 90. In the diagram

below, &1 and &2 are acute angles.
Obtuse angles have a measurement of more than 90. In the diagram,
&5 is an obtuse angle.
Vertical angles are formed across from each other where two lines
intersect. They always have equal measurements. In the diagram,
&1 and &4 are vertical angles. They both measure 50.

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When the sum of two angles is 90, the angles are complementary.
In the diagram, &1 and &2 are complementary angles. To find the
measurement of a complementary angle, subtract from 90.
90 - m&1 = m&2
90 - 50 = m&2
40 = m&2
m&2 = 40
When the sum of two angles is 180, the angles are supplementary.
In the diagram, &4 and &5 are supplementary angles. To find the
measurement of a supplementary angle, subtract from 180.

180 - 50 = m&5

130 = m&5
m&5 = 130
Use the diagram to find the measurement of each angle.
Then classify each angle as obtuse, right, or acute.

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A

1. &A
2. &B

C
D

40

3. &C
4. &D
5. Angles 1 and 2 are supplementary. If angle 1 measures (2x  2),
and angle 2 measures (x  5), what is the measure of each angle?

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Area of a Parallelogram

You can use the area of a rectangle to find the area of

a parallelogram.
1
2
3

4 cm

Draw a perpendicular segment from one vertex to the

opposite side to form a triangle.

8 cm

Move the triangle to the right side of the parallelogram

to form a rectangle.

4 cm

Find the area of the rectangle.

A = length  width = base  height = bh

8 cm

A = bh
A=8?4
A = 32 cm2

The parallelogram has the same base, height, and area

as the rectangle.

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Find the area of each figure.

1.

2.

6 cm

3.
5m

5 cm

8 ft

7m

4.

5.

4.3 in.

6.
0.7 ft

3.6 in.

2.1 in.
0.9 ft

7.2 in.

Find the area of a parallelogram with base length b and height h.

7. b 7 in., h  4 in.

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8. b  9 m, h  1.5 m

9. b 1.25 cm, h  2 cm

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Area of a Triangle

You can use the area of a parallelogram to find the area of

a triangle. Two identical triangles, together as shown, form
a parallelogram. Each triangle has half the area of
the parallelogram.

4 cm

Area of parallelogram: A  bh
Area of triangle:

A

1
2 bh

1
2

7 cm

? 7 ? 4  14

cm2

This triangle has an area of 14 cm2.

1.

2.
3.2 ft

10 cm
6 cm

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Find the area of each triangle.

3.
3.2 m

3.2 ft

5m

4.
7.8 cm

Solve.
5. Ryan took measurements of his new kite and made the drawing
shown on the right.

in.
6
.
7

4.1 in.

What is the area of Ryans kite?

in.
12.4

17.4 in.

10.3 in.

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Areas of Other Figures

Trapezoid

Irregular Figures

Two identical trapezoids, together as shown, form

a parallelogram. The trapezoid has half the area
of the parallelogram.

Not all geometric figures are shapes with which

you are familiar. Some of them, however, can be
7 ft
divided into familiar shapes.
Find the area of the figure.

6 ft

10 ft

Use the area formulas to find

the areas of the triangle and
the rectangle.

5 12 (2)(4)

A 5 12 h(b1 1 b2)

Area of trapezoid:

5 12bh
5 12 (8)

5 12 (4)(10 1 8)

4 ft
2 ft
7 ft

5 4 ft2

2(18) 36 in.2

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Area of a triangle
Area of parallelogram: A 5 (b1 1 b2)h

9 ft

Area of a rectangle bh
(7)(10)
70 ft2

10 ft

Total area area of triangle area of rectangle

4 70
74
The total area is 74 ft2.

Based on appearance, find the area of each figure.

1.
2.
48 ft
22 ft

4 ft

7 ft

3.

3 12 in.
9 12 in.

20 ft

6 ft

4.

5.

7m

6.

26 km

4m

17 km
11 m

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36 yd
37 yd

11 km
46 km

13 m

20 yd

80 yd

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Find the total area by adding

the area of each figure.

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Circumference and Area of a Circle

The circumference of a circle is the distance around it. To find the

circumference of a circle with radius r and diameter d, use either
the formula C = 2pr or C = pd. Use 3.14 for p.
d 8 cm
C pd
3.14 ? 8
25.12 cm

6 ft

To the nearest centimeter, the

circumference is 25 cm.

To the nearest foot, the

circumference is 38 ft.

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r 6 ft
C 2pr
2 ? 3.14 ? 6
37.68 ft

To find the area of a circle, use A pr2.

The diameter of the circle is 8 cm, so the radius is 4 cm.
8 cm

A = pr2
3.14 ? 4 ? 4
50.24 cm2
To the nearest square centimeter, the area is 50 cm2.

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3.
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Find the circumference and area of each circle. Round your

answer to the nearest whole unit.

4.

10

7 cm

5.

6.

2 cm

8y

3 ft

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