MATH Integrated Math I  - Unit 19: Properties of Triangles
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Classifying Triangles

1) Which statement is INCORRECT about the relationship of the angles and lengths of the sides in triangles?

2) Classify the triangle. (Note: The red hash marks indicate congruent sides.)

3) Classify the triangle. (Note: The dotted square indicates a 90-degree angle.)

4) Classify the triangle. (Note: The red hash marks indicate congruent sides.)

5) Classify the triangle.

6) Classify the triangle.

7) On paper, draw a triangle with three angles less than 90 degrees and no congruent sides. The triangle is what type of triangle?

8) Is it possible to draw a triangle with two obtuse angles? Why or why not?

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9) On paper, draw an obtuse isosceles triangle. (a) What types of angles make up the triangle? (b) How do the lengths of the sides compare?

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Angles of a Triangle

10) When the three angles of a triangle are cut away from the triangle and lined up so that the three vertices are touching and the angles are side by side; together, the three angles form what larger angle?

11) What is the value of “x” in the given triangle?

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12) What is the value of “x” in the given triangle?

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13) What is the value of “x” in the given triangle?

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Congruent Triangles

14) Study the corresponding statements about the angles of the congruent triangles. State the letter of the INCORRECT correspondence.

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15) Study the corresponding statements about the sides of the congruent triangles. State the letter of the INCORRECT correspondence.

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16) What type of transformation is illustrated in the previous two questions?

17) Triangle HEF is transformed to triangle FGH. What type of transformation is illustrated?

18) Triangle STU is transformed to triangle DEF. What type of transformation is illustrated?

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19) Complete the correspondence statement.

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20) Complete the correspondence statement.

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21) Complete the correspondence statement.

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22) Complete the correspondence statement.

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23) Complete the correspondence statement.

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24) Which side corresponds to itself?

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Similar Triangles

25) What is true about similar triangles?

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26) True or False.

27) True or False.

28) What is the measure of the given angle?

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29) Solve for "x".

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30) Which of the following statements is an INCORRECT statement about the relationship between similar triangles JKL and GHI?

31) What is the value of “x”?

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32) What is the value of “x”?

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33) What is the value of “x”?

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