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    1. This document discusses properties of triangles, including classifying triangles by their sides and angles. It defines acute, right, obtuse, isosceles, equilateral, and scalene triangles. 2. The key theorems covered are the Triangle Sum Theorem, which states the sum of the interior angles of any triangle is 180 degrees, and the Exterior Angle Theorem, which relates an exterior angle to the two non-adjacent interior angles. 3. Homework problems are assigned from pages 221-224 of the textbook, applying these triangle properties and theorems to calculate angle measures.

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    1. This document discusses properties of triangles, including classifying triangles by their sides and angles. It defines acute, right, obtuse, isosceles, equilateral, and scalene triangles. 2. The key theorems covered are the Triangle Sum Theorem, which states the sum of the interior angles of any triangle is 180 degrees, and the Exterior Angle Theorem, which relates an exterior angle to the two non-adjacent interior angles. 3. Homework problems are assigned from pages 221-224 of the textbook, applying these triangle properties and theorems to calculate angle measures.

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    1. This document discusses properties of triangles, including classifying triangles by their sides and angles. It defines acute, right, obtuse, isosceles, equilateral, and scalene triangles. 2. The key theorems covered are the Triangle Sum Theorem, which states the sum of the interior angles of any triangle is 180 degrees, and the Exterior Angle Theorem, which relates an exterior angle to the two non-adjacent interior angles. 3. Homework problems are assigned from pages 221-224 of the textbook, applying these triangle properties and theorems to calculate angle measures.

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    1

    Ch 4.1
    APPLY TRIANGLE SUM PROPERTIES

    Prerequisites
    Obtuse, right, acute angles 25
    Complimentary angles, supplementary angles 35

    Truth tables 94
    How to answer problems 120
    Congruent supplementary and complementary theorem 125
    Linear pair postulate 126

    Properties of congruence 113

    Recall
    In previous lectures you classified angles and found measurement

    By definition, Acute angle is 0< m A <


    90
    Therefore, DAB is an Acute angle.

    m XST = 30

    Now
    You will classify triangles
    And find measures of their angles

    Definition: Triangle
    Is a polygon with three sides

    A triangle with vertices A, B, & C is called:


    triangle ABC or ABC

    Polygon is a closed plane figure with Properties:


    Formed with 3 or more line
    segments

    Each line segment or side


    intersects exactly 2 sides, one at each
    endpoint.

    Whats a Triangle?
    KAHOOT QUESTION

    ANSWER: A POLYGON WITH THREE SIDES

    Classifying triangles by sides


    Scalene Triangle

    Isosceles Triangle

    Equilateral Triangle

    No congruent sides

    At least 2 congruent sides

    Congruent segments: Line segments that have the same length

    3 congruent sides

    Classifying triangles by Angles


    Acute Triangle

    Right Triangle

    Obtuse Triangle

    3 acute angles

    One right angle

    One obtuse angle

    Equilateral Triangle

    3 congruent sides

    10

    Angles
    WHEN THE SIDES OF A POLYGON ARE EXTENDED, OTHER ANGLES ARE FORMED

    Interior
    Angles
    Exterior
    Angles

    The original Angles

    New angles that form linear pairs w/


    interior angles

    11

    12

    Theorem 4.1
    Triangle Sum Theorem
    The sum of the
    measures of the interior
    angles of a triangle is
    180

    13

    Theorem 4.2
    Exterior angle theorem
    The measure of an
    exterior angle of a
    triangle is equal to the
    sum of the measures of
    the two nonadjacent
    interior angles.

    1
    m1=m A+mB

    14

    Corollary to the Triangle sum Theorem


    The acute angles of
    a right triangle are
    complementary

    15

    Homework
    RECOMMENDED

    MANDATORY

    PG 221-224

    PG 221-224

    1-7, 9-19, 21-29, 40-49,


    54, 57, 60, 60

    1, 3, 5, 8, 13, 16, 17, 20,


    21, 24, 27, 29, 32, 38

    Use example in pg. 120 to answer homework problems

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