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W13D3 Warm Up This slide will disappear in 5 min Take all old work out of the folder 1. Do you have your compass? 2. Solve for x and put the SIDES in order from SHORTEST to LONGEST for the triangle with the following angles

W13D3 Warm Up This slide will disappear in 5 min Take all old work out of the folder 1. Do you have your compass? 2. Solve for x and put the SIDES in order from SHORTEST to LONGEST for the triangle with the following angles

W13D3 Warm Up This slide will disappear in 4 min Take all old work out of the folder 1.Solve for x and y 1. Do you have your compass? 2. Solve for x and put the SIDES in order from SHORTEST to LONGEST for the triangle with the following angles

W13D3 Warm Up This slide will disappear in 3 min Take all old work out of the folder 1. 1.Solve for x and y 1. Do you have your compass? 2. Solve for x and put the SIDES in order from SHORTEST to LONGEST for the triangle with the following angles

W13D3 Warm Up This slide will disappear in 2 min Take all old work out of the folder 1.Solve for x and y 1. Do you have your compass? 2. Solve for x and put the SIDES in order from SHORTEST to LONGEST for the triangle with the following angles

W13D3 Warm Up This slide will disappear in 1 min Take all old work out of the folder 1.Solve for x and y 1. Do you have your compass? 2. Solve for x and put the SIDES in order from SHORTEST to LONGEST for the triangle with the following angles

The warm up is done. Put your name on your warmup. Take ALL old work out. Take out your Homework and correct it

Add Segments

Add Angles

Exit pass 1.Bring Compass This Week!! 2.Draw a line segment of any length. 3.Copy the line segment using your compass. Leave your compass marks so I know you actually did it!!

Exit Pass

Extra 1.Triangle KLM is equilateral with KM = d + 2, LM = 12 − d, and KM = 4d − Triangle DEF is isosceles, angle D is the vertex angle, DE = x + 7, DF = 3x − 1, and EF = 2x Triangle FGH is equilateral with FG = x + 5, GH = 3x − 9, and FH = 2x − Triangle LMN is isosceles, angle L is the vertex angle, LM = 3x − 2, LN = 2x + 1, and MN = 5x − 2

Challenge Problems 1. Suppose Jack buried his spare key 1/3 of the way between the back door and the oak tree. The door is at (2,3) and the tree at (11,3) Determine the location of the key. Show all of your work What if she buried it 1/3 of the way between?