WorksheetsMath (3rd QA)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Rylee tried to solve for x and got the answer 5 > x. Is her answer correct?
Yes, because using the triangle inequality theorem, she was able to find out what the range of x could be
Yes, because using the angle-side inequality theorem, she was able to find out what the range of x could be
No, because x should have been greater than 5
No, because x should have been equal to 5
Hinge Theorem is also called the SSS Inequality Theorem.
True
False
Which does not describe a similar shape?
Sides are proportional
Angles are congruent
Share the same shape
Share the same size
What is a possible value for CO?
3
4
11
Those values are not enough to make a triangle
Using converse of hinge theorem, you can conclude that..
112 > 5x + 7
112 < 5x + 7
5x + 7 > 12
5x + 7 < 12
Are these values enough to make a triangle: 7in, 8in, 15in
Yes
No
Candice can read 4 books in 10 hours. Assuming all the books are the same length, how many hours would it take for candice to read 96 books?
24
23
22
21
The angles of a triangle are in the ratio of 3:4:8 What are the measures of each angle?
36, 48, 96
35, 45, 90
46, 52, 82
29, 35, 116
What ratio/proportion can you NOT make out of this shape?
AP/PB =AQ/QC
AC/AQ = AB/AP
AB/PB = QC/AC
BA/PA = CA/QA
Find the value of x.
x = 6
x = 5
x = 4
x = 3
Simplify the rational expression: 35x5/49x2
12x3/25x
12x3/25
5x3/7x
5x3/7
Simplify the equation: 5-x/x-5
-1
1
5-x/x-5
5x
Which rider is now farther from the park?
Dave
Ellen
Same distance
Rylee
What inequality theorem do you use to find out which rider is farther from the park?
Hinge theorem
Converse of hinge theorem
Angle-side inequality theorem
Side-angle inequality theorem
Exterior angle inequality theorem
Are these values enough to make a triangle: 250cm, 300cm, 1m
Yes
No
