1TTO CH4 Overview Lesson 6

Overview CH4
Lines and angles
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Overview CH4
Lines and angles

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Parallel and Perpendicular
- You can draw lines that are parallel to each other, at a given distance or through a given point
- You can draw lines that are perpendicular to each other, through a given point.
- You can use signs in your drawing to indicate which lines are parallel and which lines are perpendicular
- You can read the symbols

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What does the symbol // mean?
A
parallel
B
perpendicular

Slide 3 - Quiz

Distance => the shortest!!!
- You can measure the distance from one line to another
- You can measure the distance between a point and a line
- You can draw a circle to find all points at the same distance from a given point
PERPENDICULAR!!

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What do you call the distance from the centre of a circle to the edge?

Slide 5 - Open question

Types of angles
- You know when an angle is a right, acute or obtuse angle
- You can read the symbols

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What does the symbol ° mean?

Slide 7 - Open question

Angle P = 73°
What type of angle is angle P?
A
right
B
acute
C
obtuse
D
not right, acute or obtuse

Slide 8 - Quiz

Angle Q = 200°
What type of angle is angle Q?
A
right
B
acute
C
obtuse
D
not right, acute or obtuse

Slide 9 - Quiz

Types of angles




right angle                       acute angle                                  obtuse angle
90°                                       between 0° and 90°                  between 90° and 180°
An angle that is between 180° and 360° is a reflex angle (but you dont have to know this (yet....).

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Working with angles
- You can measure the size of an angle
- You can draw an angle of a given size

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Diagonals
- You can draw the diagonals in a given figure 
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Drawing figures
- You can use your knowledge of angles, parallel and perpendicular lines, diagonals and circles to draw figures with several given properties.

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Draw triangle KLM with:
KM = 2 cm, 
First make a sketch!!
K=100°andM=55°

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Construct (compasses!)
Triangle ABC with AB=6.5 cm, AC=6cm and BC = 2.5 cm

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Question?

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Homework 

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