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    Identifying Triangles Name: 7" Grade Math Match the letter of the figure to the correct word. 1. right triangle > > 7 2. obtuse triangle 3. acute triangle 4. equiangular triangle Put letters on the triangles and name them. Then classify the triangles by their angles. 5 6 EEE 2 es 4 peas cc 8. 9. 10, 2 I SS at A\aBb. = tz, Aave ef 13. Abed 14. Anisosceles triangle has __ congruent sides, 15. An triangle has three congruent sides. 16. A __ triangle has no congruent sides, Put letters on the triangles and name them. Then classify the triangles by their sides. VY 1 2 = 25 tigger gg eE a ee > ep Ns x1, ae 20. 21. 22. a 23. AGH i. A 1 24, THT 6s 25. Agia Name: Date: “Worksheet: Identifying Types of Triangles” PART I: Match the name of the triangle with the triangle shown. fem : : fae ——_Eauilateral — Scalene sem Right Sem Obtuse ae Isosceles Part I: Use the information above to answer the following: If you were given the measurements of the angles and the sides of the triangles above, what two labels can you give to each triangle below? Triangle A Triangle D _ Triangle E é Triangle F PART III: Identify the type of triangle based on the following information + Atriangle with all sides and angles congruent * Atriangle with no sides congruent * — Atriangle with one angle 919 * Atriangle with angles 103°, 200, 57°. * — Atriangle with sides 11cm, 15em, 11cm PART IV: Design a right triangle that is also scalene. Do this design without using a protractor and only with a ruler. NAME. [ESA Triangles (by side) | ‘Fiangles con be classified by the number of congruent (equal sides that they hove. No two sides are congruent in a scalene triangle. Atleast two sides are congruent in an isosceles triangle. All three sides are congrvent in an equilateral triangle | IN Ae equilateral isosceles scalene Use a ruler to measure each triangle. Write if it is equilateral, isosceles, or scalene 3. NO A it i | 4 Spectrum Math Chapler 10, Lesson 7 Grode 7 Geometry 125 cy NAME, Triangles (by angles) ‘the sum of the measures of the angles of a triangle is always 180°, Two of the angles are always acute. The triangle can be classified by the measure of the third angle as right, acute, Ta. cacule triangle right triangle obtuse triangle Allangles are less than 90°, One angle is 90°. One angle is more than 90°. Write whether each triangle is acute, right, or obtuse. a b © 2 i i OK L~ ee XJ Spectrum Math Chapter 10, lesson 6 Grade 7 Geometry 24 Triangle Angle Sum Practice Name:, 7" Grade Math Find the missing angle in each triangle below... 40" 40 Find all the angles in each of the following...

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