Explore the fundamental concepts of angle relationships in geometry through a comprehensive series of video lessons. Delve into topics such as classifying angles by size, important angle sums, angles at a point, and parallel lines with transversals. Learn about corresponding, alternate, and co-interior angles, and their properties on parallel lines. Discover the importance of angles, their naming conventions, and basic definitions. Practice measuring and drawing angles while understanding revolution angles and corresponding angles. Investigate patterns on parallel lines and learn how to prove that alternate angles on parallel lines are equal. Develop mathematical reasoning skills to justify results and use properties of angles on parallel lines for proofs. Review multiplication, division, and their connection to parallel line angles. By the end of this educational content, gain a solid foundation in angle relationships and their applications in geometry.
Overview
Syllabus
Classifying Angles by Size.
Important Angle Sums.
Angles at a Point.
Parallel Lines & Angles: Converse Statements.
Parallel Lines & Transversals.
Review: Corresponding, Alternate & Co-Interior Angles.
Co-Interior Angles on Parallel Lines.
Corresponding & Alternate Angles on Parallel Lines.
Introduction to Angles (1 of 2: Why they matter & how we name them).
Introduction to Angles (2 of 2: Definition & Basic Details).
Measuring & Drawing Angles.
Corresponding Angles (Finding patterns in angle side on parallel lines).
Revolution Angles and Corresponding Angles (How to use mathematical reasoning to justify results).
Patterns on Parallel Lines (1 of 2: Proving that Alternate Angles on Parallel Lines are equal).
Patterns on Parallel Lines (2 of 2: Cointerior Angles on Parallel Lines).
Proving Parallel Lines (1 of 2: Reviewing Multiplication, Division and Parallel Line Angles).
Proving Parallel Lines (2 of 2: Using the properties of angles on parallel lines for proofs).
Reviewing Multiplication, Division and Properties of Angles on Parallel Lines.
Angles on Parallel Lines (1 of 2: Finding patterns).
Angles on Parallel Lines (2 of 2: Naming the relationships).
Taught by
Eddie Woo
