Different Types of Angles
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Different Types of Angles
Zero Angle:- Angle of 0o is called zero angle.
Acute angle :- Angle greater than 0o but less
than 90o is called acute angle.
Right Angle:- Angle of 90o is called right angle.
Obtuse Angle:- Angle greater than 90o but less
than 180o is called obtuse angle.
Straight Angle :- Angle of 180o is called
straight angle.
Different Types of Angles
Reflex angle :- Angle greater than 180o but less
than 360o is called reflex angle.
Complete angle:- Angle of 360o is called complete
angle.
Linear Pair of Angles:-
When sum of two adjacent angles is 180o, then pair of angles is called
a linear pair of angles .
Adjacent Angles:-
Two angles with one common arm are called
adjacent angles.
Complementary Angles :-
If sum of any two angles is 90o
then angles are called complementary angles.
Different Types of Angles
Supplementary Angles:-
If sum of any two angles is 180o
then angles are called supplementary angles.
Vertically Opposite Angles:-
When two lines intersect each other then vertically opposite angles are
formed. Vertically opposite angles are always equal.
Different Types of Angles
Parallel Lines and Angles
When two or more parallel lines are intersected by a
transversal then :-
Alternate angles are equal:- \[\angle 3=\angle 5,\: \: \: \angle 4=\angle 6\]
Corresponding angles are equal:- \[\angle 1=\angle 5,\: \: \: \angle 2=\angle
6,\: \: \: \angle 3=\angle 7,\:\: \: \angle 4=\angle 8\]
Alternate Exterior Angles are Equal:- \[\angle 1=\angle 7,\: \: \: \angle 2=\angle
8\]
Co - interior Angles are Supplementary :- \[\angle
4+\angle 5=180^{o},\: \: \: \angle 3+\angle 6=180^{o}\]
Vertically Opposite angles are equal:- \[\angle
1=\angle 3,\: \: \angle 2=\angle 4,\: \: \angle 5=\angle 7,\: \: \angle
6=\angle 8\]
Different Types of Angles
Sum of three angles of a triangle is 180o
Exterior angle of a triangle is equal to the sum of interior opposite angles.
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