
Lesson 6-2: Kites and Trapezoids
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Lesson 6-2: Kites and Trapezoids
March 24th
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Multiple Select
Manuel draws a diagram of kite PQRS with 𝘘𝘚
as the line of symmetry over a design of a kite-shaped key fob. He makes a list of conclusions based on the diagram.
Which of Manuel’s conclusions do you agree with?
PR is perpendicular to QS
QP is congruent to QR
PR bisects QS
Triangle PQR is an equilateral triangle
Triangle PSR is an isosceles triangle
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How are the diagonals of a kite related? (notes)
A kite has two pairs of congruent adjacent sides.
Point B is equidistant from the endpoints of 𝘈𝘊, as is D, so they lie on the perpendicular bisector of 𝘈𝘊.
The diagonals of a kite are perpendicular to each other. Exactly one diagonal bisects the other.
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Open Ended
The measure of ∠AXB is_______.
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Open Ended
If 𝘈𝘟=𝟥.𝟪, what is AC?
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Open Ended
If 𝘉𝘋=𝟣𝟢, does 𝘉𝘟=𝟧?
Explain.
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Open Ended
Quadrilateral PQRS is a kite with diagonals 𝙌𝙎 and 𝙋𝙍
What is 𝙢∠𝟮?
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Multiple Choice
Quadrilateral WXYZ is a kite.
What is 𝘮∠𝟣?
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90
58
180
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Poll
Select your comfort level. [0: do not understand, 5: I can teach this to someone else]
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Explore Parts of an Isosceles Trapezoid
Two opposite sides (the bases) are parallel
the two other sides (the legs) are of equal length
The diagonals are also of equal length
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😊(notes)
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Multiple Select
Select all true statements.
∠Q= 45
∠S= 45
∠Q= 135
∠P= 45
∠P= 135
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Multiple Choice
One cross support in the center of the tower measures 𝟰𝙘+𝟯, and the other measures 𝟲𝙘−𝟱.
What is the first step to find the length of each cross support?
4c+3=6c-5
(4c+3) + (6c-5) = 180
leave it alone
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Multiple Choice
One cross support in the center of the tower measures 𝟰𝙘+𝟯, and the other measures 𝟲𝙘−𝟱.
What is the length of each cross support?
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Poll
Select your comfort level. [Red= do not understand, green= I can teach this to someone else]
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Open Ended
EXIT TICKET
2 things you learned from this lesson
1 question that you have about this lesson
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Multiple Choice
HOMEWORK #1: Which of the following statements is false?
all four angles are congruent
the legs are congruent
the diagonals are congruent
the base angles are congruent
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Multiple Choice
HOMEWORK #2: Find the missing angle.
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115
180
None of these
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Multiple Choice
HOMEWORK #3: Find the value of x and y in the kite
x=55 y=35
x=35 y=55
x=145 y=35
x=75 y=35
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Multiple Choice
HOMEWORK #4: Solve for Angle 1 and Angle 2.
1= 92, 2 = 46 degrees
1 = 118, 2 = 118 degrees
1 = 92, 2 = 92
1 = 136, 2 = 100
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Multiple Choice
HOMEWORK #5: Find the value of x.
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85
None of these
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March 24th
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