Unit 5: Triangles & Polygons

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Scalene

No congruent sides + no congruent angles

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Isosceles

At least 2 congruent sides+ 2 or 3 congruent angles

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Equilateral

3 congruent sides + 3 congruent angles

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Acute

3 acute angles + each less than 90’

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Right

1 right angle + 1 angle equals 90’

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Obtuse

1 obtuse angle + 1 angle greater than 90’

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Equiangular

3 congruent angles + 3 angles, each all measures 60’

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Triangle Sum Theorm

The sum of the three interior angles in any triangle is 180 degrees

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Vertex

A point at which two sides of a polygon intersect

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Triangle inequality Theorem

The sum of the lengths of any two sides of a triangle is greater than the length of the third side

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Side-angle inequality theorem

In any triangle, the largest angle is opposite the longest side & the smallest angle is opposite the shortest side

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Triangle exterior angle theorem

The exterior angle of a triangle is equal to the sum of the measures of the two remote interior angles

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Range of the 3rd side of a triangle

Subtract the given two sides (minimum) + add the given two side (maximum). The 3rd side is between the minimum & maximum. (MIN < X < MAX)

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Ixl.F.2: TRIANGLE SUM THEOREM

m<1+m<2+m<3=180

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If it's a missing number it's a

X

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If it has a different letter after the number (9p) or (7c-48) or (2h+29)

It's an X

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F.3. Exterior Angle Theorem

M<1+M<2=M<EXT

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Example

109+31 =140 | x+17 +4x-36=x+48

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Looking for angles: Angle 1= 60

(X+50+70=180)

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Angle 2 : 33

(X+62+85=180)

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Angle 3: 87

(X+33+60=180)

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Whenever it’s vertical

It’s the number & congruent

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Acute angles in a right triangle are

Complementary

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Corollary= There can be ____ one __\ angled in a triangle

At most or right or obtuse

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Triangle sum theorem

The sum of the interior angles in a triangle is 180

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An exterior angle of a triangle (or any polygon) is

An angle that’s forms a linear pairs with an interior angles,?

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They are the angles outside the polygon

Formed by extending a side of the triangle(or polygon) into a ray.

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A is an

Interior angles

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C is an

Exterior angles

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The remote interior angles of a triangle (or any polygon are the two interior angles that are “far away from” a given exterior angle.

They are the angles that do not form a linear pair with a given exterior angle angle

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Remote interior angled are

A & B

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Exterior angles are

long line that hangs outside the story (C)

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The memeasure of the exterior angles of a triangle is ______ of the memsures of _____.

Equal to the sum & the remote interior angles

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M<ACD = m<A + m<B (3X-22=x+80)

M<A = 51

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