Can It Form?
Find a Range
Ordering Angles
Ordering Sides
100
8,17,24
8+17>24
25>24
Yes
100
Find the sum and the difference to set up an inequality to show the range of possible lengths for the third side.
14 and 22
8 < x< 36
100
Order the angles from least to greatest
M, P, N
100
Find the missing angle and order the side lengths from least to greatest.
Angle - 92
Sides - KL, JK, JL
200
28,50,22
22+28>50
50>50
no
200
Find the sum and the difference to set up an inequality to show the range of possible lengths for the third side.
31 and 28
3 < x < 59
200
Order the angles from least to greatest
T, R, S
200
Find the missing side and order the sides from least to greatest.
Angle - 59
Sides - ST, SV, TV
300
24,12,11
11+12>24
23>24
no
300
Find the sum and the difference to set up an inequality to show the range of possible lengths for the third side.
3 and 11
8 < x < 11
300
Order the angles from greatest to least
C, B, D
300
Find the missing angle and order the sides from greatest to least.
Angle - 44
Sides - XZ, YZ, XY
400
41,7,35
7+35>41
42>41
yes
400
Find the sum and the difference to set up an inequality to show the range of possible lengths for the third side.
24 and 7
17 < x < 31
400
Order the angles from greatest to least
X, Y, W
400
Find the missing side length and order the sides from greatest to least.
Angle - 46
Sides - BE, BD, DE
500
52,37,42
37+42>52
79>52
yes
500
Find the sum and the difference to set up an inequality to show the range of possible lengths for the third side.
8 and 25
9 < x < 25
500
Find the missing angle and order the sides from greatest to least.
Angle - 35
Sides - EF, DF, DE