Coffey's Basketball Rules. 50 3 in. 1 in. > > > > > > A B CD E What is the length of AB?

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Coffey's Basketball Rules

50 3 in. 1 in. > > > > > > A B CD E What is the length of AB?

3 in.

50 3 in. 1 in. > > > > > > A B CD E What is the measure of AE?

1 in.

50 3 in. 1 in. > > > > > > A B CD E What is the m ABC?

50

3 in. 1 in. > > > > > > A B CD E What is the m BCD?

130

In square WXYZ, WX = 20 and WY = W X Y Z V What is the length of XY?

20

In square WXYZ, WX = 20 and WY = W X Y Z V What is the length of XZ?

28.3

In square WXYZ, WX = 20 and WY = W X Y Z V What is the m WVX?

90

In square WXYZ, WX = 20 and WY = W X Y Z V What is the m XYV?

45

Name the alternate interior angles...

3 and 6 4 and 5

Name the alternate exterior angles...

1 and 8 2 and 7

Name the same side - interior angles...

3 and 5 4 and 6

Name ALL of the corresponding angles...

1 and 5 3 and 7 2 and 6 4 and 8

When you add the measure of angle 3 and the measure of angle 5 what is the total?

180

If the measure of angle 1 is ( 3x + 4) and the measure of angle 3 is x. Find x and each angle measure...

x = 44 Angle 1 = 136 Angle 3 = 44

9025 b Find the measure of angle b...

65

(3x + 10) (2x + 5) x - 9 Solve for x: Remember a triangle totals 180 degrees

x = 29

(3x + 10) (2x + 5) x - 9 AB C What is the measure of angle A?

97

(3x + 10) (2x + 5) x - 9 AB C What is the measure of angle B?

63

(3x + 10) (2x + 5) x - 9 AB C What is the measure of angle C?

20

(5x - 14) (4x - 37) (5x +15) (2x + 4) (4x + 32) I J K L M What is the measure of angle I?

140

(5x - 14) (4x - 37) (5x +15) (2x + 4) (4x + 32) I J K L M What is the measure of angle J?

121

(5x - 14) (4x - 37) (5x +15) (2x + 4) (4x + 32) I J K L M What is the measure of angle K?

71

(5x - 14) (4x - 37) (5x +15) (2x + 4) (4x + 32) I J K L M What is the measure of angle L?

150

(5x - 14) (4x - 37) (5x +15) (2x + 4) (4x + 32) I J K L M What is the measure of angle M?

58

x What is the measure of x?

108

x What is the angle measure for angle x?

x x = 120

A B C D Name all congruent line segments!

A B C D AC BD AB CD AD CB

40 50 K P N L Q M What is the length of PQ?

40 50 K P N L Q M PQ = 45

Rules of the game ·Divide class into two teams, each team will have one half of the court. ·Click on a basketball to receive a question. ·Click on the forward arrow to check your answer. ·If the question is answered incorrectly click on the basketball to go back to the court. ·If it is answer correctly go back to the question by clicking the back arrow at the top left. Throw the basketball at the backboard, if the shot is made, you will hear it say sweet. Then you can roll the dice to see how many points the team will earn. You do not have to make the shot, to roll for points. ·Click on the basketball to go back to pick another question. ·If the question is missed or the shot is missed return back to the court and use an X to mark out the last selected question. ·Teams alternate turns Start Playing