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I learned that >> means that the lines are parallel. I also learned that a straight line is 180 and all

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I learned that the angles will cross each other

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I learned that >>means the lines will extend forever and their parallel .... When there is a right angle it means the lines are perpendicular .

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These lines are intersecting

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I learned that any triangle equal 180 degrees

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What I learned is the figures have patterns and u subtract an angle to find a degree  of an other angle .All triangles equal 180 degrees.

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What I learned is some angles are closely related such as when we needed to find the degree for for angle k. It has turned out to be the same degree for angle g. Same with angles j, k, h. I also learned what a transversal line is. Something new that I learned is how to find missing angles. Also that all angles are equal 180 degrees. What I also found was that equilateral triangles are Always 60 degrees.

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I learned that two angles on a line means it is parallel and a transversal line is the line that cuts across the two parallel lines

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I learned a shortcut to find angles but that way would get me a 2 on my home work because common core doesn't operate good. Also one line equals 180degrees. And there are also interior angles a long with exterior angles.

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This is obtuse and also I learned conjecture is a educated guess

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I learned that angles triangles will always have 180 degrees

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What I have learned is how you can find the answer by, subtracting the 180 degree  with the number they gave me. What I also have learned is when a line crosses a parallel line it is called transversal. Another thing I have learned is that if the line is straight it will equal 180 degrees. Arrowheads mean that

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What I learned is that you could find angles without a protractor and you can find angles with algebraic expressions. The alligators jaws are an acute.and all triangles are 180 degrees

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What I learned is that there's always some type of pattern

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A right angle is 90 degrees and i learned what a transversal line is

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What i learned was about arrowheads and transversal and what there use for. Transversal lines are when a line intersects to parallel

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What I learned was you need to subtract angles to find the degree of another angle and that there will most likely be a pattern. I also know that every triangle equals 180 degrees and an arrowheads indicates that the line or segment are parallel.

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What I learned is that the when it is right angle it is 90 degrees but when it is a whole line and when you connect the two lines it is 180 degrees.

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I just learned parellel lines will always have the same degree and arrowheads mean that the line will go on forever

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I learned that >> mean that two lines are parallel.

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I learned that when you find out the degrees there is a pattern.  I learned that triangles= 180 degrees I also learned that the arrow heads indicate that the lines are parallel

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I now know that the >> means two lines are parallel with each other. I also know the line that goes straight through (or intersects) these lines are called transversals. All of these lines are 180 degrees. I learned that you write an angle and its letter (or whatever is labeling that angle) with a weird L. I also learned the small box at the left bottom corner of an angle shows that it is perpendicular. When finding a missing angle you have to remember that a triangle is 180 degrees. Also, the variable X is what represents the missing angle.

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What I learned was that all of the figures have different patterns and that >> means that the lines are parallel. Arrowheads Indicate that the line goes on forever

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I know that if the line is straight it equals 180 degrees, and I learned that ">>" means that the two lines are parallel to each other. Another thing a learned is that ">" means that the line goes on forever. Another thing I learned is that transversals are lines that cut across (intersects) two parallel lines. Another thing I learned is that an obtuse angle is greater than 90 degrees, and an acute angle is less than 90 degrees. Another thing I know is that all triangles equal 180 degrees.

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Nothing much barely learning

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I learned that parrel lines do not itersect and I also learned that when a line is straight it is 180 because its

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I learned that a right angle is 90 degrees and how to subtract the angles and degrees. I learned that corresponding angles is two lines that intersect.

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What i learned is how to find degrees for lines. Also 2 lines mean its parallel. Another thing I learned was transversal line is a line that crosses two parallel lines.

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I learned a shortcut to find angles but that way would get me a 2 on my home work because common core doesn't operate good.

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I learned a right angle is 90 degrees and  >> means that the lines are parallel

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I am learning that my students have a greater background knowledge of angles and have learned more in depth concepts in just a short amount of time.