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Angle bisectors worksheet

A bisector cuts an angle into two equal halves. So either half is the whole angle divided by two, the whole is either half doubled, and when the two halves are given as expressions they are equal to each other.

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Angle Bisectors

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Find each measure.

  1. Find angles with a bisector

    BD→ bisects ∠ABC, and m∠ABC=168∘. Find x.(3x + 48)°BADC
  2. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. m∠ABD=(x+27)∘ and m∠ABC=(3x+47)∘. Find m∠ABC.CDAB
  3. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. Find x.(10x − 148)°(5x − 43)°BADC
  4. BD→ bisects ∠ABC and m∠ABC=88∘. Find m∠ABD.ADCB
  5. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. What is m∠ABC?40°40°BADC
  6. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. m∠ABD=(5x−7)∘ and m∠ABC=(6x+34)∘. Find m∠ABC.ADCB
  7. BD→ bisects ∠ABC and m∠ABC=100∘. Find m∠DBC.BADC
  8. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. m∠ABD=(x+16)∘ and m∠ABC=(5x−4)∘. Find m∠ABC.CDAB
  9. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. Solve for x.(6x − 83)°49°BADC
  10. BD→ bisects ∠ABC and m∠ABC=58∘. Find m∠ABD.CDAB
  11. BD→ bisects ∠ABC, and m∠ABC=(5x−34)∘. Find x.(7x − 98)°BADC
  12. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. m∠ABD=(6x+31)∘ and m∠ABC=(x+106)∘. Find m∠ABC.ADCB
  13. BD→ cuts ∠ABC into two equal angles. Find m∠ABC.50°50°BADC
  14. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. m∠ABD=(5x+7)∘ and m∠ABC=(5x+54)∘. Find m∠ABC.ADCB
  15. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. Find m∠ABC.(10x − 179)°(5x − 74)°BADC
  16. BD→ bisects ∠ABC and m∠ABC=66∘. Find m∠ABD.CDAB
  17. ∠ABC is cut in half by BD→. Find the value of x.(7x − 66)°(6x − 50)°BADC
  18. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. m∠ABD=(x+48)∘ and m∠ABC=(x+100)∘. Find m∠ABC.CDAB
  19. BD→ bisects ∠ABC and m∠ABC=140∘. Find m∠DBC.BADC
  20. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. m∠ABD=(2x+9)∘ and m∠ABC=(6x−10)∘. Find m∠ABC.ADCB

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Angle BisectorsAnswer keyVersion 1

Date Period

Find each measure.

  1. Find angles with a bisector

    BD→ bisects ∠ABC, and m∠ABC=168∘. Find x.(3x + 48)°BADCx=12
  2. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. m∠ABD=(x+27)∘ and m∠ABC=(3x+47)∘. Find m∠ABC.CDAB68∘
  3. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. Find x.(10x − 148)°(5x − 43)°BADCx=21
  4. BD→ bisects ∠ABC and m∠ABC=88∘. Find m∠ABD.ADCB44∘
  5. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. What is m∠ABC?40°40°BADC80∘
  6. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. m∠ABD=(5x−7)∘ and m∠ABC=(6x+34)∘. Find m∠ABC.ADCB106∘
  7. BD→ bisects ∠ABC and m∠ABC=100∘. Find m∠DBC.BADC50∘
  8. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. m∠ABD=(x+16)∘ and m∠ABC=(5x−4)∘. Find m∠ABC.CDAB56∘
  9. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. Solve for x.(6x − 83)°49°BADCx=22
  10. BD→ bisects ∠ABC and m∠ABC=58∘. Find m∠ABD.CDAB29∘
  11. BD→ bisects ∠ABC, and m∠ABC=(5x−34)∘. Find x.(7x − 98)°BADCx=18
  12. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. m∠ABD=(6x+31)∘ and m∠ABC=(x+106)∘. Find m∠ABC.ADCB110∘
  13. BD→ cuts ∠ABC into two equal angles. Find m∠ABC.50°50°BADC100∘
  14. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. m∠ABD=(5x+7)∘ and m∠ABC=(5x+54)∘. Find m∠ABC.ADCB94∘
  15. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. Find m∠ABC.(10x − 179)°(5x − 74)°BADC62∘
  16. BD→ bisects ∠ABC and m∠ABC=66∘. Find m∠ABD.CDAB33∘
  17. ∠ABC is cut in half by BD→. Find the value of x.(7x − 66)°(6x − 50)°BADCx=16
  18. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. m∠ABD=(x+48)∘ and m∠ABC=(x+100)∘. Find m∠ABC.CDAB104∘
  19. BD→ bisects ∠ABC and m∠ABC=140∘. Find m∠DBC.BADC70∘
  20. BD→ bisects ∠ABC. m∠ABD=(2x+9)∘ and m∠ABC=(6x−10)∘. Find m∠ABC.ADCB74∘

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How to do these

Ray BD bisects ∠ABC. If ∠ABD=42∘, find ∠ABC

  1. ABD is half of the whole angle.
  2. So the whole is twice 42.

The answer is 84∘.

Where students go wrong

Halving when you should double. If you are given one of the halves, the whole angle is bigger, not smaller. Check which one the question names before dividing.

Also called bisecting an angle or angle bisector.

What you can put on this worksheet

Angle bisectors
∠ABC is cut in half by BD→. Find the value of x. — angle a b c with ray b d drawn down the middle, labeled B, A, D, C → x=3
Bisectors: whole to half, and both in x
BD→ bisects ∠ABC and m∠ABC=100∘. Find m∠ABD. — angle a b c with ray b d between its sides, labeled A, D, C, B → 50∘

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Geometry is usually taken around 9th or 10th grade, though schools vary and plenty of students meet it earlier or later. Pick the difficulty rather than the grade: the easy level suits a first lesson on it, the hard level suits review before a test.

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Yes. There are three levels, and you can tick more than one for a sheet that mixes them, in which case the questions come out easiest first. The harder levels are not just larger numbers: they ask for something the easy ones do not.

You pick from 2: angle bisectors and bisectors: whole to half, and both in x. Tick as many as you want and set how many of each, or let it spread them evenly.

Halving when you should double. If you are given one of the halves, the whole angle is bigger, not smaller. Check which one the question names before dividing.