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Triangles Review 12/2

Triangles Review 12/2

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Mathematics

10th Grade

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Easy

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Samantha Kelsey

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6 Slides • 12 Questions

1

Multiple Choice

A triangle has one angle that measure 45° and one that measures 60°. What is the measure of the third angle?

1

135°

2

75°

3

120°

4

105°

2

Multiple Choice

Will the following three angles for a triangle?

30°, 60°, 90°

1

yes

2

no

3

Multiple Choice

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Find the measure of the missing angle.

1

30o

2

110o

3

150o

4

40o

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Multiple Choice

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Solve for x. (Hint: 70 + 60 + 8x + 2 = 180; combine like terms and solve for x)

1

16

2

11

3

50

4

6

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Multiple Choice

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Find the indicated angle. (What is ?)

1

91°

2

81°

3

89°

4

109°

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Multiple Choice

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What is the measure of angle b?

1

36o

2

56o

3

63o

4

117o

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ANGLES - Geometry Jargon

Geometric Symbols & Concepts

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TODAY'S TOPICS

  • Naming Sides

  • Corresponding Parts

  • Congruent Shapes

  • Congruent Clues

  • Similar Shapes

  • Equilateral Triangles

  • Isosceles Triangles

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SIDES vs ANGLES

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Multiple Choice

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1)  In polygon ABCDABCD , which side does not exist?

1

AB\overline{AB}  

2

BC\overline{BC}  

3

CA\overline{CA}  

4

DA\overline{DA}  

5

They all exist in the polygon.

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CORRESPONDING

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CONGRUENT SHAPES

  • All Corresponding Angles are equal

  • All Corresponding Sides are equal

  • Essentially...same shape, same size

  • The shape may be turned or flipped.

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CONGRUENT CLUES

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A triangle has one angle that measure 45° and one that measures 60°. What is the measure of the third angle?

1

135°

2

75°

3

120°

4

105°

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