501 Geometry Questions

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Set 19



  1. c. ∠NOM and ∠LOP are opposite angles formed by intersecting
    lines NR and MK; thus, they are vertical angles.

  2. d.∠TLK and ∠MLS are opposite angles formed by intersecting
    lines TS and MK; thus, they are vertical angles.

  3. a. ∠MOR and ∠NOK are both adjacent to ∠NOM along two
    different lines. The measurement of each angle added to the
    measurement of ∠NOM equals that of a straight line, or 180°.
    Each of the other answer choices is supplementary to each other,
    but not to ∠NOM.

  4. c. ∠1 is the vertical angle to ∠TLK, which is given. ∠2 is the
    vertical pair to ∠NOM, which is also given. Since vertical angles
    are congruent, ∠1 and ∠2 measure 42° and 97°, respectively. To
    find the measure of ∠3, subtract the sum of ∠1 and ∠2 from 180°
    (the sum of the measurement of a triangle’s interior angles):
    180° – (42° + 97°) = m∠ 3
    41° = m∠ 3

  5. a. There are two ways to find the measurement of exterior angle
    OPS. The first method subtracts the measurement of ∠3 from
    180°. The second method adds the measurements of ∠1 and ∠ 2
    together because the measurement of an exterior angle equals the
    sum of the two nonadjacent interior angles. ∠OPS measures 139°.


Set 20



  1. a. The sum of any two complementary angles must equal 90°.
    Any angle less than 90° is acute. It only makes sense that the
    measurement of two acute angles could add to 90°. Choice b
    assumes both angles are also congruent; however, that information
    is not given. If the measurement of one obtuse angle equals more
    than 90°, then two obtuse angles could not possibly measure
    exactly 90° together. Choices cand dare incorrect.


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