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Triangle Sum Theorem

Triangle Sum Theorem

Assessment

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Mathematics

9th - 11th Grade

Practice Problem

Medium

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

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Standards-aligned

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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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Fill in the Blank

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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

2

< 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.

Triangle Sum Theorem

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