Fill in the table for each parallelogram. It may be helpful to write the angle measures and lengths on the figure as you figure them out.

|
ÐA |
55° |
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|
ÐB |
|
Why? |
|
ÐC |
|
Why? |
|
AD |
4 |
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|
AB |
3 |
--- |
|
BC |
|
Why? |

|
ÐF |
100° |
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|
ÐFGE |
50° |
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|
ÐH |
|
Why? |
|
ÐFGH |
|
Why? |
|
ÐFEG |
|
Why? |
|
EF |
3 |
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|
FG |
2 |
--- |
|
EH |
|
Why? |

|
ÐLKM |
15° |
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|
ÐMKJ |
20° |
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|
ÐIMJ |
120° |
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|
ÐLKJ |
|
--- |
|
ÐLIJ |
|
Why? |
|
ÐILK |
|
Why? |
|
JM |
2 |
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|
IM |
6 |
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|
MK |
|
Why? |
|
JL |
|
Why? |
True
or False?
1.
All
parallelograms have line symmetry. _______________
2.
All
parallelograms have point symmetry. _______________
3.
Opposite
angles of any parallelogram are supplementary.
_______________
4.
Consecutive
angles of any parallelogram are supplementary.
_______________
5.
The
diagonals of any parallelogram are congruent.
_______________
6. The diagonals of any parallelogram bisect each other. _______________