Polygons
Dakota Tollefson and Joshua Casselberry, 8th Hour
Quadrilaterals
Paralleograms
Rhombus
A parallelogram with four congruent sides
Rectangle
Square
A parallelogram with four congruent ides and four right angles
How to find the missing angles
50 is the only angle given.
<1 is congruent to angle 50 thus making the m<1=50
50 is supplementary to <2 thus making the m<2-130
<2 is congruent to <3 and angle 2 is 130 thus making m<3=130
Property of Parallelograms
How to find angles of a trapezoid
Q=71
R is congruent to Q so R=71
T=109 because it is supplementary to Q
S is congruent to T so S=109
How to solve for a missing angle for a kite
<1=90 because it is a right angle in the center
<2=46 because 90+44=134
And 180-134=46
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