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4.1: Triangle Inequality Theorem & Ordering Sides and Angles

4.1: Triangle Inequality Theorem & Ordering Sides and Angles

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Mathematics

10th Grade

Easy

CCSS
7.G.A.2, HSG.CO.C.10

Standards-aligned

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Jenna Sievers

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10 Slides • 13 Questions

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4.3
Triangle Inequality Theorem
& Ordering Sides and Angles

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A triangle exists if: The sum of the 2 smaller sides is greater than the third side

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A triangle exists if: The sum of the 2 smaller sides is greater than the third side

small + medium > large

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​​sm + med > lg

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​​sm + med > lg
​​sm + med = lg X

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​​sm + med > lg
​​sm + med = lg X
​​sm + med < lg X

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Multiple Choice

Determine if the following side lengths could form a triangles.

Prove your answer with an inequality.

#2) 3, 3, 7

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Yes

3 + 3 > 7

2

Yes

3 + 3 < 7

3

No

3 + 3 < 7

4

No

3 + 3 > 7

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Multiple Choice

Determine if the following side lengths could form a triangles.

Prove your answer with an inequality.

#4) 52, 37, 42

1

Yes

52 + 37 > 42

2

Yes

37 + 42 > 52

3

No

52 + 37 < 42

4

No

37 + 42 > 52

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#5) 28, 50, 22

Do the side lengths form a triangle? ​ ​


Prove your answer with an inequality ​
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No
22 + 28 = 50
Yes
22 + 28 > 50
28 + 50 > 22
22 + 28 < 50

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#6) 6, 18, 14

Do the side lengths form a triangle? ​ ​ ​


Prove your answer with an inequality ​
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above
6 + 14 > 18
Yes
6 + 14 = 18
6 + 14 < 18
No
6 + 18 > 14

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#7) 24, 12, 11

Do the side lengths form a triangle? ​ ​


Prove your answer with an inequality ​
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above
No
11 + 12 < 24
Yes
11 + 12 = 24
24 + 12 > 11
11 + 12 > 24

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#8) 41, 7, 35

Do the side lengths form a triangle? ​ ​ ​


Prove your answer with an inequality ​
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above
7 + 35 > 41
Yes
7 + 35 = 41
41 + 7 > 35
No

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smallest side

largest side

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smallest side

largest side

<A, <C, <B

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Order the angle measures from least to greatest.

Small:​


Medium:​ ​


Large: ​ ​
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

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Drag and Drop

Question image
Order the angle measures from greatest to least.

Large:​


Medium:​ ​


Small: ​ ​
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

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Drag and Drop

Question image
Order the angle measures from greatest to least.

Large:​​


Medium:​ ​


Small:​ ​
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

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smallest angle

largest angle

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Drag and Drop

Question image
Order the angle measures from greatest to least.

Large:​​


Medium:​ ​


Small:​ ​
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

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Drag and Drop

Question image
Order the side lengths from least to greatest:

Small:​


Medium:​ ​


Large:​ ​
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

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​Go back to the front
#15 and #16

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Multiple Select

Given two of the side lengths, check all possible lengths for the third side.

Select 3

#15) 15 ft and 27 ft

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34

2

12

3

29

4

18

5

43

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Multiple Select

Given two of the side lengths, check all possible lengths for the third side.

Select 2

#16) 45 cm and 9 cm

1

35

2

58

3

47

4

54

5

39

4.3
Triangle Inequality Theorem
& Ordering Sides and Angles

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