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Problem of The Day Construct another right triangle by using the hypotenuse of the given triangle for one of the legs and letting the other leg be of length.

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1 Problem of The Day Construct another right triangle by using the hypotenuse of the given triangle for one of the legs and letting the other leg be of length 1.

2 Problem of the Day Explain how you drew your right triangle.
What is the length of the original triangle’s hypotenuse? What is the length of the new triangle’s hypotenuse?

3 Answer to Problem of the Day

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12 What do all of the pictures have in common?

13 Group Work Work in Groups of 3 to construct a figure using the right triangles.

14 The Wheel of Theodorus The Wheel of Theodorus is named for its creator, Theodorus of Cyrene. Theodorus was a Pythagorean and one Plato’s teachers.

15 The Wheel of Theodorus Finish Problem 5.1 individually and the follow up.

16 Irrational Numbers on the number line

17 ACE Questions Do the following problems 9-20 starting on page 59.

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