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1 Triangles

2 Today’s Objectives To learn new strategies that will help find the measures of angles in a triangle To review how to classify triangles

3 Types of Triangles (by sides)
Equilateral Isosceles Scalene

4 Equilateral Triangles
Definition: A triangle with three congruent sides. Example:

5 Isosceles Triangles Definition: Example:
A triangle with two congruent sides. Example:

6 Scalene Triangles Definition: Example:
A triangle with no congruent sides. Example:

7 Types of Triangles (by angle)
Equiangular Acute Right Obtuse

8 Equiangular Triangles
Definition: A triangle with three congruent angles. Example:

9 Acute Triangles Definition: Example:
A triangle whose angles are all acute. Example:

10 Right Triangles Definition: A triangle with one right angle. Example:

11 Obtuse Triangles Definition: Example:
A triangle with one obtuse angle. Example:

12 Triangle Video Triangle video!!

13 Triangle Activity Draw and cut out a large triangle.
Number all three angles of the triangle Tear of the angles Place the 3 angles adjacent to each other to form one angle Compare your results with a partner. Draw conclusions about the sum of the angles of a triangle.

14 The sum of the measures of the angles of a triangle is
Triangle Angle-Sum The sum of the measures of the angles of a triangle is always 180.

15 Find the measure of the missing angle
< C = 57° < a = 87° x < x = 45° x

16 Practice Find all value for missing angels: <y +70+90=180
<x+40+90=180 <x+130=180 <x=50

17 Practice Find all value for missing angels: <x +83+41=180
<x and <y are vertical angels and therefore, have the same measure

18 Practice Find all value for missing angels: <x + 39 + 65=180
<y + <x = 180 <y +76 = 180 <y = 104 <z + <y + 21 = 180 <z = 180 <z = 180 <z = 55

19 Find the following angle measures.
B <FDC The following angles are supplementary = 180° 74 + missing angle = 180° Missing angle = 106 ° <FDC <D = 180 <D = 180 <D = 17 <ADF D = 180 164 + D = 180 D = 16 <CDB The following angles are supplementary = 180° 57 + missing angle = 180° Missing angle = 123° <CDB <D = 180 <D = 180 <D = 12 45° 123° C 57° F 106° 74° A D

20 Homework Triangles


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