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Triangle Sum Theorem

Triangle Sum Theorem

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Mathematics

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9th - 11th Grade

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CCSS
8.G.A.5, 7.G.B.5, 4.MD.C.5B

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Pamela Fadden

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11 Slides • 10 Questions

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Triangle Sum Theorem

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Multiple Choice

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Name the angle relationship between < 3 and < 6.

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Corresponding angles

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Vertical angles

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Same-side Interior angles

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Alternate Interior Angles

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Multiple Choice

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Which equation below can be used to solve for x? Line m is parallel to line n.

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3x = x - 12

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3x + (x - 12) = 180

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3x + (x - 12) = 90

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Multiple Select

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Identify the angles that have a measure of 144 degrees?

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< 1

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< 2

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< 4

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< 5

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< 7

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Identify the angles that have a measure of 36 degrees.

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< 2

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< 4

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< 5

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< 7

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< 8

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Multiple Choice

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Find the measure of < A.

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25 degrees

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35 degrees

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40 degrees

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45 degrees

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Multiple Choice

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Find the measure of < D.

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45 degrees

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60 degrees

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90 degrees

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30 degrees

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How are < 4 and < 5 related to triangle ABC ?

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Name two remote interior angles of < 4.

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< 1

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< 2

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< 3

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<5

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Multiple Select

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Name two remote interior angles of < 5.

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< 1

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< 2

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< 3

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< 4

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Open Ended

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The m< 5 = 100 degrees. The m< 2 = 55 degrees.


Find the m< 1 _______


Find the m< 3 _______


Find the m< 4 _______


In addition to finding the angle measures, explain the process you used...which angle did you start with and how did you find the angle measures from there.

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Triangle Sum Theorem

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