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    The document discusses triangle inequalities and how they can be used to determine if a set of side lengths can form a triangle. It states that the sum of any two side lengths of a triangle must be greater than the third side length. Examples are provided to illustrate applying this triangle inequality theorem. The document also discusses how the longest side of a triangle is opposite the largest angle of the triangle based on side-angle relationships. Readers are given examples to practice ordering triangle angle measures based on given side lengths.

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    7.3TriangleInequalitiesLesson.

    notebook November28,2017

    pg39 11/28
    7.3TriangleInequalities
    LearningGoal:SWBATuseinequalitiestodescribetherelationshipamongsidelengthsand
    anglemeasuresinatriangle

    TriangleInequalityTheorem:
    <lessthan,>greaterthan
    Thesumofanytwosidelengthsofatriangleis
    greaterthanthethirdsidelength.

    Example1:
    AB+BC>AC
    A
    AC+AB>BC
    C
    AC+BC>AB
    B
    Sidesofatriangleare....dothelengthscreateatriangle?
    4,8,10 4+8>10 4+10>8 8+10>4

    7,9,18

    7+9>18 9+18>7 7+18>9

    Addthe2shortestsidelengths,theymustbe
    greaterthanthelongestsideinordertobea
    triangle.
    4,2,2dothesesidelengthscreateatriangle?

    7.3Lesson 1
    7.3TriangleInequalitiesLesson.notebook November28,2017

    YourTurn:Determineifatrianglecanbe
    formedwiththegivenlengths.Explainyour
    reasoning.
    12units,4units,17units 24cm,8cm,30cm

    7.3Lesson 2
    7.3TriangleInequalitiesLesson.notebook November28,2017

    Findtherangeofvaluesforxusingthe
    Example2: TriangleInequalityTheorem

    andinequality:______<x<______
    shortestside longestside

    xisgreaterthan____ANDlessthan_____

    Findingpossiblesidelengthsofatriangle

    12 shortestside longestside
    x
    10

    x,15,15

    21,14,x

    7.3Lesson 3
    7.3TriangleInequalitiesLesson.notebook November28,2017

    7.3Lesson 4
    7.3TriangleInequalitiesLesson.notebook November28,2017

    Example3
    OrderingaTriangle'sAngleMeasuresGiven
    itsSideLengths
    SideAngleRelationshipsinTriangles
    Iftwosidesofatrianglearenotcongruent,thenthe
    largerangleisoppositethelongerside

    7.3Lesson 5
    7.3TriangleInequalitiesLesson.notebook November28,2017

    Longest
    side

    largest
    angle

    7.3Lesson 6
    7.3TriangleInequalitiesLesson.notebook November28,2017

    Foreachtriangle,orderitsanglemeasuresfromleastto
    greatest.

    shortest
    25
    side 7
    smallestangle
    24

    7.3Lesson 7
    7.3TriangleInequalitiesLesson.notebook November28,2017

    Period6

    Takeoutpages347352

    (116)

    7.3Lesson 8
    7.3TriangleInequalitiesLesson.notebook November28,2017

    7.3Lesson 9

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