This transversal is a picture of Manhattan. I got this picture on http://excitingny.com/images/manhattanmap.jpg. This is an industry of transportation. Obviously transversals are used for road mapping. Also they are used in blue prints.
This photo is a picture of the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy. The red lines in this picture demonstrate adjacent non-supplementary angles. I found this picture on http://intermath.coe.uga.edu/dictnary/images/angles/supang1.jpg. Adjacent non-supplementary angles are used a lot for street corners.
This is a photo of a segment bisector. I took this picture at my house of the window and cropped it so it would be easier to tell what the bisector was (security). This is a segment bisector because the horizontal line bisects the segment of the two vertical lines
I took this picture on my bathroom floor. This is an example of vertical angles because the two lines are making two equal angles. Vertical angles are s
I took this picture of my speaker doc in my room (music production). The red lines drawn on the doc are skew lines because skew lines are lines that don't intersect and are not parallel. Skew lines are used a lot in everyday because skew lines are basically any lines that aren't connected so any lines that aren't connected and aren't parallel are skew lines.
This is an angle bisector. I took this picture in Mr. Beckman's room, it is a picture of a window and the blind string is bisecting it. (For some reason the picture won't rotate. Sorry!) An angle bisector is used in things like clocks for example, because the hand for the seconds bisects the minute and hour hand. Also, bisectors are used in making kite patterns.
