Chapter 2: Q52. (page 52)
In the diagram,is a right angle. Name the figures described.

Two non-congruent supplementary angles.
Short Answer
The two non-congruent supplementary angles areand .
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Chapter 2: Q52. (page 52)
In the diagram,is a right angle. Name the figures described.

Two non-congruent supplementary angles.
The two non-congruent supplementary angles areand .
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Fold down a corner of a rectangular sheet of paper. Then fold the next corner so that the edges touch as in the figure. Measure the angle formed by the fold lines. Repeat with another sheet of paper, folding the corner at a different angle. Explain why the angles formed are congruent.
The figure:

Cut the Mobius band lengthwise down the middle. (Start at a point midway between the edges and cut around the band.) What is the result? Cut the band a second time down the middle. Write a sentence or two describing what happens.
a. Suppose bisects and bisects . State which angles are congruent.
b. State the additional information that will enable a person to deduce that .

Justify each statement with a property from algebra or property of congruence.
If then .
Can you conclude from the information given for the exercise that ?
and are complementary.

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