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Properties of Trapezoids and Kites Unit 7-4
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Definitions Trapezoid– a quadrilateral with only one pair of parallel sides.
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Definitions Bases— bases the parallel sides of a trapezoid are called “bases”.
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Definitions Legs– legs the non-parallel side of a trapezoid
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Definitions Midsegment--- Midsegment midpoint 5 13 ?? Midsegment = =9 parallel to both bases. Connects the midpoints of the legs. Its length is equal to half of the sum of the length of the bases midpoint
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Theorems for Trapezoids If a quadrilateral is an isosceles trapezoid, then both sets of base angles are equal. If one pair of base angles are equal, then the trapezoid is isosceles If a quadrilateral is an isosceles trapezoid, then the diagonals are equal
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Examples Find the length of Trapezoid PLOT 1. Graph the points PLOT T L O P 2. Find the lengths of both bases TO = 6 PL = 5 3. Use the midsegment formula 5 + 6 / 2 = 5.5
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Examples AB H F C G E D 27.2 39.2 74 The figure at the right is an isosceles trapezoid. Find the missing measures. m<A = m<B = m<C = m<AEF = m<BHG= 106 o 74 o EF = 33.2 GH= 30.2
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Rules for Kites If a quadrilateral is a kite, then its diagonals are perpendicular. then exactly one pair of opposite angles are equal then its consecutive sides are equal
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Rules for Kites C E A B D 1. Diagonals are perpendicular 2. One set of opposite angles are equal 3. Consecutive sides are equal
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Example for Kites In the kite EFGH GJ = 13 JH = 16 JE = 22 E F G H J Find the perimeter of the kite (tenths) 13 16 22 27.2 16 20.6 Perimeter = 95.6 27.2 20.6
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Example for Kites In the kite MNPS, m<MSR = 25 o m<MNR = 57 o S M N P R Find the measures m< MRN= m< NMR = m< MRS = m< SMR = m<SPN = 25 o 57 o 33 o 90 o 33 o 90 o 65 o 98 o
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LAST EXAMPLE of CHAPTER 6 On graph paper……Decide what the shapes are (most specific by properties). A (-4,-1) B (-4,6) C (2,6) D (2,-4) M (-5,2) N (-5,6) P (-1,6) R (2,-1) S (-4,-3) T (0,3) V (4,3) W (8,-3) F (-2,-2) G (1,7) H (4,4) J (1,-5) Group 1Group 2Group 3Group 4
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