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Angle Sum of Polygons

Angle Sum of Polygons

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Mathematics

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6th Grade

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Easy

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CCSS
8.G.A.5, 7.G.B.5, HSG.C.A.3

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Wendy Grundhofer

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8 Slides • 9 Questions

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Angle Sum of Polygons

Learning Target: Students will ​determine the sum of interior angles & missing angle measure of any polgyon.

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The sum of the interior angles of any triangle is equal to 180°.

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Multiple Choice

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Find the missing angle measure:

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155 °\degree  

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60 °\degree  

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55 °\degree  

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65 °\degree  

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Multiple Choice

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Find the missing angle measure:

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35 °\degree  

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135 °\degree  

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55 °\degree  

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90 °\degree  

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Multiple Choice

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Find the missing angle measure:

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67 °\degree  

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110 °\degree  

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123 °\degree  

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50 °\degree  

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Multiple Choice

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Find the missing angle measure:

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30 °\degree  

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60 °\degree  

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90 °\degree  

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180 °\degree  

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Multiple Choice

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Find the missing angle measure:

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17 °\degree  

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45 °\degree  

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52 °\degree  

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90 °\degree  

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Open Ended

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Find the measure of the missing angle. No degree symbol required, only the number answer.

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Open Ended

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Find the measure of the missing angle. No degree symbol required, only the number answer.

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Open Ended

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Find the measure of the missing angle. No degree symbol required, only the number answer.

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Open Ended

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Find the measure of the missing angle. No degree symbol required, only the number answer.

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Angle Sum of Polygons

Learning Target: Students will ​determine the sum of interior angles & missing angle measure of any polgyon.

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