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POWER TEST—FIRST SEMESTERGeometry K. Santos
Power Test Format (10 questions)
Angles
vertical angles—are congruent
linear pair—are supplementary
complementary angles—add to 90
supplementary angles—add to 180
perpendicular lines—form right angle
Parallel lines
corresponding angles—congruent
alternate interior angles—congruent
same-side interior angles—supplementary
Triangles
sum of the three angles is 180
exterior angles = sum of the 2 remote interior angles
Angles—vertical angles (sample #8)
Vertical angles are congruent
9x
126
9x = 126
x = 14
Angles—vertical angles (sample #4)
Vertical angles are congruent
3x – 15 2x + 13
3x – 15 = 2x + 13x – 15 = 13x = 28
Answer question asked---find the measure of an angle3(28) – 15 = 69 or 2(28) + 13 = 69
Angles—Linear Pair (sample #3)
Linear pair is supplementary (adds to 180
5x 4x - 27
5x + 4x – 27 = 180
9x – 27 = 180
9x = 207
x = 23
Answer question asked—find m<2
4(23) – 27 so m< 2 = 65
Angles—complementary angles (not on sample but shows up on power tests)
Complementary angles—add to 90
3x
57
3x + 57 = 90
3x = 33
x = 11
Angles—complementary ratio problem(sample #10)
Complementary—angles add to 90
Two complementary angles are in the ratio of 1:4.
1:4 think 1x:4x
So if complementary: 1x + 4x = 90
5x = 90
x = 18
Answer the question—find the larger angle
4x is larger than 1x
4(18) = 72
Angles—supplementary ratio problem(not on this power test)
Supplementary angles—add to 180
Two supplementary angles are in the ratio of 2:3. Find the smaller angles
2:3 think 2x:3x
Supplementary: 2x + 3x = 180
5x = 180
x = 36
Answer the question asked—find the smaller angle
2x smaller than 3x
2(36)= 72
Angles—supplement word problem(sample question #7)
One angle is 20 less than its supplement. Find the angle.
x: the angle 180 – x: its supplement
One angle is 20 less than its supplement x = (180 – x) – 20
x = 180 – x - 20 x = 160 - x
2x = 160 x = 80
Remember, x was the angle, so the angle is 80
Angles—Complement word problem(not on this sample power test)
One angle is 40 more than its complement. Find the angle.x: the angle 90 – x: its complement
x = (90 – x) + 40x = 90 – x + 40x = 130 – x2x = 130x = 65 which is the angle
So watch for complement or supplementwatch of more than or less than
Parallel Lines—corresponding angles (sample example #6)
Corresponding angles---congruent
5x - 7
2x + 41
5x – 7 = 2x + 41
3x – 7 = 41
3x = 48
x = 16
Answer the question asked—find an angle
2(16) + 41 = 73 or 5(16) – 7 = 73
Parallel Lines—Alternate interior angles (no example on this power test)
Alternate interior angles—congruent
6x - 10
4x + 18
6x – 10 = 4x + 18
2x – 10 = 18
2x = 28
x = 14
Parallel Lines—same side interior angles (example #1 on sample power test)
Same side interior angles—supplementary (add to 180
2x
7x
2x + 7x = 180
9x = 180
x = 20
Triangles—interior angle sum (example #5)
Triangle angle sum--180
6x
2x 4x
2x + 4x + 6x = 180
12x = 180
x = 15
Be careful—sometimes they ask for a particular angle
Triangles—exterior angle sum--numeric(example #2 on the sample power test)
Exterior angle = sum of the 2 remote interior angles
62
x 112
112 = x + 62
50 = x
Triangles—exterior angle sum—algebraic (example #9 on sample power test)
Exterior angle = sum of the 2 remote interior angles4x
3x 154
154 = 3x + 4x154 = 7x22 = x
Answer the question asked—measure of smaller angle (3x) 3(22) so the smaller angle measures 66