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1-1 Additional Practice
Measuring Segments and Angles

In Exercises 1–4, use the figure shown. Find the length of each segment.

R S T U
−6 −5 −4 −3 −2 −1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1. ​​RS​= 3 2. ​​RT​ =
     7 3. ​​ST​ =
     4      4. ​​RU​= 13

For Exercises 5–7, use the figure shown. P Q R

3 8 14
5. What is ​​PQ​​? 5
6. What is ​​QR​​? 6
7. What is ​​PR​​? 11

Points ​​A​​, ​​B​​, ​​C​​, and ​​D​​on the figure below are collinear. Use the figure for
Exercises 8 and 9.
A B C D
x 3x 4x − 13

8. If ​​AC = 24​​, what is ​​AB​​6

?    9. If ​​BC​ = 15​, what is ​​BD​​? 22

Use the figure shown for Exercises 10–13.

R
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10. What is ​​m∠PTR​​? ​80° 70
80 90 100 11
60 110 100
90 80
70
0 1
20
Q 0
5 0 12
0 60 13
50 0
11. What is ​​m∠PTQ​​? 45°
​ 13

14 0 3
50 40

0
0

4
14

15
60 1 30

0 1 0 10 0
83°​
​
0
12. What is ​​m∠QTS​​?
20

60
2
180 170 1

170 180
0 10

13. Understand Luis said that ​​m∠ QTR = 80°​. T

P
Explain Luis’s error.
Luis found ​​m∠PTR​​. To find ​​m∠QTR​​, Luis should have
subtracted ​​m∠PTR​ − ​m∠PTQ​​.
14. Apply A typical television newscast has three cameras. The center camera
directly faces the news anchor’s desk. The other two cameras are both angled
45° away from the center camera. Suppose each camera has a field of 60°.
What is the total angle covered by the three cameras? Explain your reasoning.
150°; the middle camera forms the vertex, and the sum of
the two angles on either side of that vertex is 90°. Then,
the left camera covers 30° to the left of the center of its
field, and the right camera covers 30° to the right of the
center of its field. The total is 150°.
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