This document defines and provides examples of various angle types including complementary angles, linear pairs, alternate exterior angles, perpendicular lines, supplementary angles, transversals, corresponding angles, right angles, vertical angles, alternate interior angles, and parallel lines. The definitions were gathered from mathisfun.com and prior knowledge of the author.

1. Angles By jacobbraswell4th hour white

2. Complimentary angles2 different angles that add up to 90 degrees. It can be on one angle where 1 is 40 degrees and the other is 50 degrees. Also can be to different angles that equal up to 90 degrees.

3. Linear pairsWhen two lines intersect. Or when two angles equal up to 180 degrees.

4. Alternate exterior anglesPairs of angles on opposite sides. Also on the outside though.

5. Perpendicular linesWhen 2 lines cross and make 90 degrees it is a perpendicular line.

6. Supplementary anglesWhen two angles equal up to 180 degrees. Also they make a straight angle.

7. transversalsA line that crosses at least 2 lines.

8. Corresponding angleAngles in matching corners.

9. Right anglesWhen an angle equals to 90 degrees. Each line is going another way.

10. Vertical anglesHave the same vertex. They have the same degrees.

11. Alternate interior anglesSame thing as an exterior angle. The interior is just on the inside corners.

12. Parrelel linesTwo lines that will never intersect. Always go straight.

13. citationsMathisfun.com had all of the vocabulary words on there. And the ones it didn’t I knew.