1. What is m<B, m<C, & m<D if m<A=120?

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1. What is m<B, m<C, & m<D if m<A=120? Bell Work: Mrs. Harris is on top of a scissors lift and needs to get down!!!! 1. What is m<B, m<C, & m<D if m<A=120? 2. Suppose you decrease m<A. What happens to m<B? (increase/decrease) AD? and the overall height of the scissors lift? D B C A

9.3 & 9.4 Properties of Rectangles, Rhombi, and Squares Essential Question: What are the properties of rectangles, rhombi, and squares?

Rectangle- a quadrilateral with 4 right angles; a  parallelogram (look at all the properties of a parallelogram); diagonals are congruent R E A T C

ABCD is a rectangle. 1. 2.

Rhombus (rhombi, rhombuses)- a quadrilateral with 4 congruent sides; a parallelogram; diagonals are perpendicular; each diagonal bisects a pair of opposite angles

Square- a quadrilateral with 4 sides congruent and 4 right angles; a parallelogram; a rectangle; a rhombus

*Start In/Go Out- Always True *Start Out/Go In- Sometimes True

Tear out pages 453-454 5-7; 9-13

Get your classwork and project out. I will pass around the stapler Get your classwork and project out! I will pass around the stapler. Make sure your name is on it! p. 453 5. 48 6. 61.6 7. <1=29, <2=61, <3=90, <4=29, <5=90 9. AB=32.3 or 32 1/3 *10. 122 (we will go it) 11. <1=126, <2=27, <3=27, <4=126, <5=27 12. <1=55, <2=55, <3=55, <4=70, <5=55 A. Always B. Sometimes C. Always D. Sometimes E. Sometimes