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geometry
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geometry basics practice
date________ period__
name each angle in four ways.
1)
diagram with f, g, h
choose the wrong name for this angle:
a) ∠gfh b) ∠g c) ∠fgh d) ∠5
2)
diagram with i, j, k
choose the wrong name for this angle:
a) ∠j b) ∠jki c) ∠i d) ∠ljk
name the vertex and sides of each angle.
3)
diagram with j, i, k
a) j, \\(\overline{ji}\\) and \\(\overline{ik}\\) b) j, \\(\overline{ji}\\) and \\(\overline{jk}\\) c) i, \\(\overline{ji}\\) and \\(\overline{jk}\\) d) k, \\(\overline{ji}\\) and \\(\overline{jk}\\)
4)
diagram with e, d, f
a) f, \\(\overline{ed}\\) and \\(\overline{ef}\\) b) d, \\(\overline{ed}\\) and \\(\overline{ef}\\) c) e, \\(\overline{ed}\\) and \\(\overline{ef}\\) d) e, \\(\overline{ed}\\) and \\(\overline{df}\\)
5)
diagram with h, g, f
a) g, \\(\overline{gf}\\) and \\(\overline{fh}\\) b) f, \\(\overline{fg}\\) and \\(\overline{fh}\\) c) h, \\(\overline{hg}\\) and \\(\overline{hf}\\) d) g, \\(\overline{gf}\\) and \\(\overline{gh}\\)
6)
diagram with j, i, h
a) i, \\(\overline{ih}\\) and \\(\overline{ij}\\) b) i, \\(\overline{ih}\\) and \\(\overline{hj}\\) c) j, \\(\overline{ji}\\) and \\(\overline{jh}\\) d) h, \\(\overline{ih}\\) and \\(\overline{ij}\\)
name all the angles that have v as a vertex.
7.
diagram with g, v, h, i
a) ∠1, ∠2, ∠hgv b) ∠1, ∠2, ∠ihg c) ∠1, ∠2, ∠vih d) ∠1, ∠2, ∠gvt
8.
diagram with v, h, j, i
a) ∠5, ∠6, ∠jih b) ∠5, ∠6, ∠ihv c) ∠5, ∠6, ∠vji d) ∠5, ∠6, ∠hvj
Question 1: Choose the wrong name for the angle
To name an angle, the vertex should be the middle letter when using three - letter notation. The angle at \(G\) has sides \(GF\) and \(GH\).
- Option A: \(\angle GFH\) has vertex \(F\), which is not the vertex of the given angle (the angle is at \(G\)), so this is incorrect.
- Option B: \(\angle G\) is a valid way to name the angle with vertex \(G\).
- Option C: \(\angle FGH\) has vertex \(G\) (middle letter) and sides \(FG\) and \(GH\), which is correct.
- Option D: \(\angle5\) is a valid way to name the angle (using the number at the vertex).
The angle at \(J\) has sides \(JI\) and \(JK\).
- Option A: \(\angle J\) is a valid way to name the angle with vertex \(J\).
- Option B: \(\angle JKI\) has vertex \(K\), which is not the vertex of the given angle (the angle is at \(J\)), so this is incorrect.
- Option C: \(\angle I\) is incorrect? Wait, no. Wait, the angle at \(J\), but if we consider the notation, \(\angle I\) would have vertex \(I\), but the angle is at \(J\). Wait, no, let's re - examine. The angle is at \(J\), with sides \(JI\) and \(JK\).
- Option D: \(\angle IJK\) has vertex \(J\) (middle letter) and sides \(IJ\) (same as \(JI\)) and \(JK\), which is correct. Wait, maybe I made a mistake. Let's start over. The angle is formed by \(JI\) and \(JK\) with vertex \(J\).
- Option A: \(\angle J\) is correct (vertex - only name).
- Option B: \(\angle JKI\): The vertex here is \(K\), so this is wrong.
- Option C: \(\angle I\): The vertex is \(I\), which is not the vertex of our angle (vertex is \(J\)), so \(\angle I\) is also wrong? Wait, no, the question is to choose the wrong name. Wait, maybe the angle is at \(J\), so the correct names should have \(J\) as the vertex. \(\angle J\) (A) is correct, \(\angle JKI\) (B) has vertex \(K\) (wrong), \(\angle I\) (C) has vertex \(I\) (wrong), \(\angle IJK\) (D) has vertex \(J\) (correct). But the options must have only one wrong? Wait, maybe I misread the diagram. Assuming the angle is at \(J\), with sides \(JI\) and \(JK\). So \(\angle J\) (A) is correct, \(\angle JKI\) (B) is wrong (vertex \(K\)), \(\angle I\) (C) is wrong (vertex \(I\)), \(\angle IJK\) (D) is correct. But the problem says "Choose the wrong name", maybe there is a typo or my misinterpretation. Wait, maybe the angle is at \(J\), and the sides are \(JI\) and \(JK\). So the correct three - letter names are \(\angle IJK\) or \(\angle KJI\). \(\angle J\) is correct (vertex name). \(\angle JKI\) has vertex \(K\), so it's wrong. \(\angle I\) has vertex \(I\), wrong. \(\angle IJK\) is correct. But the options are given as A) \(\angle J\), B) \(\angle JKI\), C) \(\angle I\), D) \(\angle IJK\). Wait, maybe the intended wrong one is B) \(\angle JKI\) because its vertex is \(K\) instead of \(J\).
The angle is formed at point \(J\), with one side along \(JI\) and the other along \(JK\).
- Option A: Sides \(\overline{JI}\) and \(\overline{IK}\) are wrong, because the other side is \(JK\) not \(IK\).
- Option B: Vertex \(J\), sides \(\overline{JI}\) and \(\overline{JK}\) are correct.
- Option C: Vertex \(I\) is wrong, the vertex is \(J\).
- Option D: Vertex \(K\) is wrong, the vertex is \(J\).
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A. \(\angle GFH\)