
Geometry
Alternate Angles Worksheets
Find two missing alternate interior angles on marked parallel-line diagrams, with whole degrees, tenths or hundredths.
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Find seven missing angles from one given on parallel lines, or mix in right-angle split diagrams for complementary-angle reasoning.
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Find every missing numbered angle using the marked parallel lines or right angles.
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Customize this worksheetUse a direct vertical or corresponding equality, then use a straight-line supplement to reach the other measure class.
Learning objective
Combine corresponding, alternate, vertical, supplementary and complementary relationships to find missing angles.
Worked example
63 degrees and 117 degrees.
Vertical angles are equal. Adjacent angles forming a straight line total 180 degrees, so 180 - 63 = 117. Corresponding positions at the other intersection repeat these measures.
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Six numbered diagrams give one angle and ask for every other angle. Parallel Lines keeps the source-style set; Mixed adds two perpendicular right-angle split graphs.
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