Lesson 8.2, For use with pages 411 Find the complement and supplement to the angle. 1. 38º 2. 70º
Jan 12, 2015
Lesson 8.2, For use with pages 411-415
Find the complement and supplement to the angle.
1. 38º 2. 70º
Lesson 8.2, For use with pages 411-415
Complement 20ºComplement 52º
Find the complement and supplement to the angle.
1. 38º 2. 70º
Supplement 142º Supplement 110º
8.2 Classifying Triangles
Essential Questions
• Why is it important to be able to identify congruent triangles in everyday life?
• Where in real life can you use the properties of isosceles and equilateral triangles?
• How are the relationships between lines and planes used in the real world?
• What areas in the real world are properties of parallel lines important?
• Triangle: a closed figure with three sides made with line segments.
Triangles- Classifying by Angles
• Acute – 3 acute angles
• Right – has one right angle
• Obtuse – has one obtuse angle
Triangles- Classifying by Sides• Equilateral – 3 congruent sides
• Isosceles – at least 2 sides
• Scalene – no sides, no angles
• Are all equilateral triangles isosceles?• Are all isosceles equilateral?
Triangles• Triangles can also be classified by the size
of angles.– Yes – this would be a RIGHT triangle, with one
90 degree angle.
• For example:
Triangles can be classified by sides.
This is a isosceles.
• Triangles can also be classified by the size of angles.
Obtuse Triangle – named for its ONE obtuse angle. A triangle can AT MOST one obtuse angle. WHY?
Triangles can be classified by sides.
This is a scalene.
• Triangles can also be classified by the size of angles.– Acute Triangle – named for its THREE
ACUTE angles.
Triangles can be classified by sides.
This is a equilateral.
TRIANGLES
Equilateral
Scalene
Triangles
• One common characteristic of triangles is that they ALL have 180 degrees in the sum of the three angles – regardless of size and shape.
Triangles
• So if you know the measurement of 2 angles, you can always find the 3rd angle.
90° 30°
X ° 60m x °
Triangles
85 °
61 °
x °
34m x
Can the angles of a triangle have the given measures?
• 41°, 52°, 87°
• Yes, because they add up to 180°.
Can the angles of a triangle have the given measures?
• 38.2°, 49.7°, 92.2°
• No, because they add up to 180.1°.
Homework
• Page 413 #1-22, 29-31– Use pencil