Angles
Angles that are greater than 90 degrees
Acute Angles
Triangles that have all sides equal
What is equilateral triangles
Two sides of a triangle measures of a triangle are 23 and 14. Between what two numbers must the third side be?
23 - 14 = 9
23 + 14= 37
9<x<37
The value of x
x = 72
What is the missing angle?
75 degrees.
Angles that are equal to 180 degrees
What is supplementary angles
Triangles that have two equal sides
What is isosceles triangles
Two sides of a triangle measures of a triangle are 12 and 6. Between what two numbers must the third side be?
12 - 6= 6
12 + 6= 18
6<x<18
Measure of angle X=60 Measure of angle Y=40 What are the measures of the missing angles W and Z?
Measure of angle W=100 Measure of angle Z=80
Are these possible lengths for a triangle: 47,28,70. Explain your reasoning
Yes, the two smaller sides added together are still bigger than the largest side by itself
Angles that are equal to 90 degrees
What is right angles
Complementary
The little box in the corner of a triangle or any figure represents what?
What is a right angle?
The interior angles of a triangle are "x" degrees, "x + 70" degrees and 28 degrees. Find the value of x.
41
The value of x
x = -11
Are these possible lengths for a triangle: 40, 40, 80. Explain your reasoning
No because the two shorter angles has to be bigger than the larger one. They cannot be equal.
Angles that are greater than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees
What is obtuse angles
What is the name for pairs of opposite angles formed by two intersecting lines?
What are Vertical Angles
Angle A = 2x + 3 and Angle B = x form a right angle. Solve for x and find each angle measurement.
2x + 3 + x = 90
3x + 3 = 90
x = 29
Angle A = 61 Angle B = 29
Solve for x.
x = 49
Find the range of values possible for the missing side of a triangle if the other two sides are 11 and 8
3<x<19
The number of degrees in a triangle
What is 180 degrees
Find the measure of angle Y
62
What is the measurement of angle B?
<B = 39o
The values of x and y
x = 5
y = 10
Angle A and C are vertical angles. Angle A = 11y-36 and Angle B = 63. Find the measure of Angle A.
11y-36 = 63
11y = 99
y = 9
Angle A: 63 degrees.