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Unit 4

Unit 4

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Mathematics

8th Grade

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Unit 4:

Pythagorean Theorem & Angle Relationships

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​Pythagorean Theorem Model

  • The area of the two smallest squares will always add up to the area of the biggest square.

  • a,b, and c make up the sides of the right triangle that is formed in the center of the diagram.

  • In this diagram, the legs of the triangle will always be labeled in regular units and the area will be labeled in units squared.

  • a and b are the legs and c is the hypotenuse

  • hypotenuse is also known as the diagonal

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Multiple Choice

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Which statement is true?

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The sum of the areas of square N and square L is equal to the area of square K.

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The sum of the areas of square N and square L is greater than the area of square K.

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The sum of the areas of square N and square K is equal to the area of square L.

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The sum of the areas of square N and square K is less than the area of square L.

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Using Pythagorean Theorem

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Multiple Choice

Mickey wants to make a garden with a border in the corner of his yard. He has lumber in several different lengths. Which three lengths could NOT be used to make a right triangle to fit into the corner of his yard?

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5ft., 3ft., 4 ft.

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8 ft., 6ft., 10 ft.

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7 ft., 4 ft., 9 ft.

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10 ft., 26 ft., 24 ft

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Solving For a Missing Side

  • Solving for hypotenuse or diagonal: Square your two numbers, add them together, and then take the square root of the sum.

  • Solving for a leg (a or b): Square your two numbers, subtract them, and then take the square root of your answer.

  • Word problem: Draw a picture, label it & write down important info.

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Multiple Choice

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Dan secures a ladder against the wall to dust a photo frame mounted on the wall. The foot of the ladder is placed 6 feet from the wall. If the top of the ladder rests 8 feet up the wall, what is the length of the ladder?

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10 ft

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5.3 ft

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12 ft

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100 ft

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Distance Between Points

  • When finding the distance between two points on the coordinate grid:

    • Plot the coordinates if not already graphed.

    • Use the diagonal line to draw a right triangle.

    • Count the units on the outside of the triangle to find the legs.

    • Then use formula to calculate the hypotenuse or C.

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Multiple Choice

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Triangle RST is graphed on the coordinate plane below.

What is the approximate length of segment ST in units?

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2.8 units

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4 units

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6.7 units

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5.8 units

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​Angle Relationships

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  • All acute (small) angles are congruent (equal)

  • All obtuse (big) angles are congruent (equal)

  • All angles inside a triangle add up to 180°

  • Angle on the outside of a triangle is equal to the sum of the two furthest angles inside of the triangle.

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Multiple Choice

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Which statement is true?

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The value of x is 75° because the angles shown in the diagram are congruent.

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The value of x is 105° because the angles shown in the diagrams add up to 180°

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The value of x is 140° because the angles shown in the diagrams add up to 360° and 360-(110+110)=140°

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The value of x is 70° because the angles shown in the diagram are both 70°

Unit 4:

Pythagorean Theorem & Angle Relationships

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