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                      7                                 Lines  and  Angles









                 Learning Objectives

                 After studying this chapter, students will be able to...                                   Scan to learn
                   define and identify lines, line segments, and rays.
                   classify angles based on their measures (acute, obtuse, right, straight, reflex).
                    recognize and apply the properties of complementary, supplementary, adjacent, and vertically opposite angles.
                   understand the concept of a linear pair and its properties.
                    identify and apply the properties of interior and exterior angles formed by a transversal lines, intersecting lines
                     and, parallel lines.
                   solve problems involving lines, angles, and their properties in real-world contexts.




                            GET READY!


                  Gayatri and her younger brother are enjoying a roadside circus, where an artist is walking on a tight rope.









                                    It is called
                  Look at here, a   funambulism or
                  man is walking   tightrope walker.
                   on a rope. He
                    is amazing!

















                                                                     I can observe some basic
                                   These poles are                    geometrical shapes like
                                     representing                     lines and angles in this
                                   intersecting lines.                  structure formed.




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