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Triangle Theorems
Triangle Theorems
     A
             The angle sum of any triangle is 180

B

         C
Triangle Theorems
     A
                 The angle sum of any triangle is 180

B            A  B  C  180       sum ABC  180  




         C
Triangle Theorems
     A
                      The angle sum of any triangle is 180

B                 A  B  C  180       sum ABC  180  




           C
         Proof:
D
        Triangle Theorems
         A
                           The angle sum of any triangle is 180
                   E
B                      A  B  C  180       sum ABC  180  




               C
             Proof:
             Construct DE||BC passing through A
D
        Triangle Theorems
         A
                            The angle sum of any triangle is 180
                    E
B                       A  B  C  180       sum ABC  180  




                C
             Proof:
             Construct DE||BC passing through A
              DAB  ABC         alternate ' s , DE || BC 
D
        Triangle Theorems
         A
                            The angle sum of any triangle is 180
                    E
B                       A  B  C  180        sum ABC  180    




                C
             Proof:
             Construct DE||BC passing through A
              DAB  ABC        alternate ' s , DE || BC 
              EAC  ACB              alternate ' s , DE || BC 
D
         Triangle Theorems
           A
                                 The angle sum of any triangle is 180
                         E
B                            A  B  C  180        sum ABC  180    




                     C
                  Proof:
                  Construct DE||BC passing through A
                   DAB  ABC        alternate ' s , DE || BC 
                   EAC  ACB              alternate ' s , DE || BC 
        DAB  BAC  CAE  180            straight DAE  180   
D
         Triangle Theorems
           A
                                 The angle sum of any triangle is 180
                         E
B                            A  B  C  180        sum ABC  180    




                     C
                  Proof:
                  Construct DE||BC passing through A
                   DAB  ABC        alternate ' s , DE || BC 
                   EAC  ACB              alternate ' s , DE || BC 
        DAB  BAC  CAE  180            straight DAE  180   


     ABC  BAC  ACB  180
A


B

        C
            D
A
            The exterior angle of any triangle is equal
            to the sum of the two opposite interior
B           angles

        C
               D
A
            The exterior angle of any triangle is equal
            to the sum of the two opposite interior
B           angles
            ACD  A  B           exterior , CAB 
        C
               D
A
                 The exterior angle of any triangle is equal
                 to the sum of the two opposite interior
B                angles
                 ACD  A  B           exterior , CAB 
          C
                    D
        Proof:
A
                 The exterior angle of any triangle is equal
                 to the sum of the two opposite interior
B              E angles
                  ACD  A  B          exterior , CAB 
          C
                     D
        Proof:
        Construct CE||BA
A
                 The exterior angle of any triangle is equal
                 to the sum of the two opposite interior
B              E angles
                  ACD  A  B           exterior , CAB 
          C
                     D
        Proof:
        Construct CE||BA
        ABC  ECD         corresponding ' s , CE || BA
A
                 The exterior angle of any triangle is equal
                 to the sum of the two opposite interior
B              E angles
                  ACD  A  B           exterior , CAB 
          C
                     D
        Proof:
        Construct CE||BA
        ABC  ECD         corresponding ' s , CE || BA
        BAC  ACE         alternate ' s , CE || BA
A
                   The exterior angle of any triangle is equal
                   to the sum of the two opposite interior
B                E angles
                    ACD  A  B           exterior , CAB 
            C
                       D
          Proof:
          Construct CE||BA
          ABC  ECD         corresponding ' s , CE || BA
          BAC  ACE         alternate ' s , CE || BA
    ACD  ACE  ECD        common 
A
                     The exterior angle of any triangle is equal
                     to the sum of the two opposite interior
B                  E angles
                      ACD  A  B           exterior , CAB 
              C
                         D
            Proof:
            Construct CE||BA
            ABC  ECD         corresponding ' s , CE || BA
            BAC  ACE         alternate ' s , CE || BA
     ACD  ACE  ECD         common 
     ACD  ABC  BAC
A
        Polygon Theorems
             B




         C
D
A
        Polygon Theorems
             B   The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360




         C
D
A
        Polygon Theorems
             B             The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360

                 A  B  C  D  360      sum ABCD  360    




         C
D
A
        Polygon Theorems
             B             The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360

                 A  B  C  D  360      sum ABCD  360    


                 Proof:
         C
D
A
        Polygon Theorems
             B             The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360

                 A  B  C  D  360      sum ABCD  360    


                 Proof:
         C
D
A
        Polygon Theorems
             B             The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360

                 A  B  C  D  360      sum ABCD  360    


                 Proof: sum ABC  180
         C
D
A
        Polygon Theorems
             B             The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360

                 A  B  C  D  360   sum ABCD  360 
                 Proof: sum ABC  180 (+)
         C              sum ADC  180
D
A
        Polygon Theorems
             B             The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360

                 A  B  C  D  360   sum ABCD  360 
                 Proof: sum ABC  180 (+)
         C              sum ADC  180
D
                        sum ABCD  360
A
        Polygon Theorems
             B             The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360

                 A  B  C  D  360   sum ABCD  360 
                 Proof: sum ABC  180 (+)
         C              sum ADC  180
D
                        sum ABCD  360

    B

             C
A
             D
    E
A
        Polygon Theorems
             B             The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360

                 A  B  C  D  360   sum ABCD  360 
                 Proof: sum ABC  180 (+)
         C              sum ADC  180
D
                        sum ABCD  360

                            The angle sum of any pentagon is 540
    B

             C
A
             D
    E
A
        Polygon Theorems
              B             The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360

                  A  B  C  D  360   sum ABCD  360 
                  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+)
         C               sum ADC  180
D
                         sum ABCD  360

                             The angle sum of any pentagon is 540
    B
             A  B  C  D  E  540     sum ABCDE  540        

               C
A
               D
    E
A
        Polygon Theorems
              B             The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360

                  A  B  C  D  360   sum ABCD  360 
                  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+)
         C               sum ADC  180
D
                         sum ABCD  360

                             The angle sum of any pentagon is 540
    B
             A  B  C  D  E  540     sum ABCDE  540        

               C Proof:
A
               D
    E
A
        Polygon Theorems
              B             The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360

                  A  B  C  D  360   sum ABCD  360 
                  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+)
         C               sum ADC  180
D
                         sum ABCD  360

                             The angle sum of any pentagon is 540
    B
             A  B  C  D  E  540     sum ABCDE  540        

               C Proof:
A
               D
    E
A
        Polygon Theorems
              B             The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360

                  A  B  C  D  360   sum ABCD  360 
                  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+)
         C               sum ADC  180
D
                         sum ABCD  360

                             The angle sum of any pentagon is 540
    B
             A  B  C  D  E  540     sum ABCDE  540        

               C Proof:
A                       sum ABE  180

               D
    E
A
        Polygon Theorems
              B             The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360

                  A  B  C  D  360   sum ABCD  360 
                  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+)
         C               sum ADC  180
D
                         sum ABCD  360

                             The angle sum of any pentagon is 540
    B
             A  B  C  D  E  540     sum ABCDE  540        

               C Proof:
A                       sum ABE  180
                        sum BED  180
               D
    E
A
        Polygon Theorems
              B             The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360

                  A  B  C  D  360   sum ABCD  360 
                  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+)
         C               sum ADC  180
D
                         sum ABCD  360

                             The angle sum of any pentagon is 540
    B
             A  B  C  D  E  540 sum ABCDE  540 
               C Proof:
A                       sum ABE  180 (+)
                        sum BED  180
               D        sum BDC  180
    E
A
        Polygon Theorems
              B             The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360

                  A  B  C  D  360   sum ABCD  360 
                  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+)
         C               sum ADC  180
D
                         sum ABCD  360

                             The angle sum of any pentagon is 540
    B
             A  B  C  D  E  540 sum ABCDE  540 
               C Proof:
A                       sum ABE  180 (+)
                        sum BED  180
               D        sum BDC  180
    E
                       sum ABCDE  540
The angle sum of any polygon is 180n-2  ,
                                         


where n is the number of sides
The angle sum of any polygon is 180n-2  ,
                                             


    where n is the number of sides

             a
e                    b


                 c
         d
The angle sum of any polygon is 180n-2  ,
                                             


    where n is the number of sides

             a
e                    b
                               The exterior angle sum of
                                  any polygon is 360
                 c
         d
The angle sum of any polygon is 180n-2  ,
                                              


     where n is the number of sides

               a
e                       b
                                The exterior angle sum of
                                   any polygon is 360
                    c
           d

    a  b  c  d  e  360     exterior sum  360   
The angle sum of any polygon is 180n-2  ,
                                                  


         where n is the number of sides

                  a
e                          b
                                    The exterior angle sum of
                                       any polygon is 360
                       c
              d

       a  b  c  d  e  360      exterior sum  360   




    Exercise 8B; 1dg, 2c, 3dh, 5ace, 6ab (iii), 7b, 8bfh, 9ad, 10dh,
                        11ad, 12c, 16, 18, 20

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11X1 T08 02 triangle theorems (2011)

  • 2. Triangle Theorems A The angle sum of any triangle is 180 B C
  • 3. Triangle Theorems A The angle sum of any triangle is 180 B A  B  C  180 sum ABC  180   C
  • 4. Triangle Theorems A The angle sum of any triangle is 180 B A  B  C  180 sum ABC  180   C Proof:
  • 5. D Triangle Theorems A The angle sum of any triangle is 180 E B A  B  C  180 sum ABC  180   C Proof: Construct DE||BC passing through A
  • 6. D Triangle Theorems A The angle sum of any triangle is 180 E B A  B  C  180 sum ABC  180   C Proof: Construct DE||BC passing through A DAB  ABC alternate ' s , DE || BC 
  • 7. D Triangle Theorems A The angle sum of any triangle is 180 E B A  B  C  180 sum ABC  180   C Proof: Construct DE||BC passing through A DAB  ABC alternate ' s , DE || BC  EAC  ACB alternate ' s , DE || BC 
  • 8. D Triangle Theorems A The angle sum of any triangle is 180 E B A  B  C  180 sum ABC  180   C Proof: Construct DE||BC passing through A DAB  ABC alternate ' s , DE || BC  EAC  ACB alternate ' s , DE || BC  DAB  BAC  CAE  180 straight DAE  180  
  • 9. D Triangle Theorems A The angle sum of any triangle is 180 E B A  B  C  180 sum ABC  180   C Proof: Construct DE||BC passing through A DAB  ABC alternate ' s , DE || BC  EAC  ACB alternate ' s , DE || BC  DAB  BAC  CAE  180 straight DAE  180    ABC  BAC  ACB  180
  • 10. A B C D
  • 11. A The exterior angle of any triangle is equal to the sum of the two opposite interior B angles C D
  • 12. A The exterior angle of any triangle is equal to the sum of the two opposite interior B angles ACD  A  B exterior , CAB  C D
  • 13. A The exterior angle of any triangle is equal to the sum of the two opposite interior B angles ACD  A  B exterior , CAB  C D Proof:
  • 14. A The exterior angle of any triangle is equal to the sum of the two opposite interior B E angles ACD  A  B exterior , CAB  C D Proof: Construct CE||BA
  • 15. A The exterior angle of any triangle is equal to the sum of the two opposite interior B E angles ACD  A  B exterior , CAB  C D Proof: Construct CE||BA ABC  ECD corresponding ' s , CE || BA
  • 16. A The exterior angle of any triangle is equal to the sum of the two opposite interior B E angles ACD  A  B exterior , CAB  C D Proof: Construct CE||BA ABC  ECD corresponding ' s , CE || BA BAC  ACE alternate ' s , CE || BA
  • 17. A The exterior angle of any triangle is equal to the sum of the two opposite interior B E angles ACD  A  B exterior , CAB  C D Proof: Construct CE||BA ABC  ECD corresponding ' s , CE || BA BAC  ACE alternate ' s , CE || BA ACD  ACE  ECD common 
  • 18. A The exterior angle of any triangle is equal to the sum of the two opposite interior B E angles ACD  A  B exterior , CAB  C D Proof: Construct CE||BA ABC  ECD corresponding ' s , CE || BA BAC  ACE alternate ' s , CE || BA ACD  ACE  ECD common   ACD  ABC  BAC
  • 19. A Polygon Theorems B C D
  • 20. A Polygon Theorems B The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360 C D
  • 21. A Polygon Theorems B The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360 A  B  C  D  360 sum ABCD  360   C D
  • 22. A Polygon Theorems B The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360 A  B  C  D  360 sum ABCD  360   Proof: C D
  • 23. A Polygon Theorems B The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360 A  B  C  D  360 sum ABCD  360   Proof: C D
  • 24. A Polygon Theorems B The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360 A  B  C  D  360 sum ABCD  360   Proof: sum ABC  180 C D
  • 25. A Polygon Theorems B The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360 A  B  C  D  360 sum ABCD  360  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+) C sum ADC  180 D
  • 26. A Polygon Theorems B The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360 A  B  C  D  360 sum ABCD  360  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+) C sum ADC  180 D sum ABCD  360
  • 27. A Polygon Theorems B The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360 A  B  C  D  360 sum ABCD  360  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+) C sum ADC  180 D sum ABCD  360 B C A D E
  • 28. A Polygon Theorems B The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360 A  B  C  D  360 sum ABCD  360  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+) C sum ADC  180 D sum ABCD  360 The angle sum of any pentagon is 540 B C A D E
  • 29. A Polygon Theorems B The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360 A  B  C  D  360 sum ABCD  360  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+) C sum ADC  180 D sum ABCD  360 The angle sum of any pentagon is 540 B A  B  C  D  E  540 sum ABCDE  540   C A D E
  • 30. A Polygon Theorems B The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360 A  B  C  D  360 sum ABCD  360  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+) C sum ADC  180 D sum ABCD  360 The angle sum of any pentagon is 540 B A  B  C  D  E  540 sum ABCDE  540   C Proof: A D E
  • 31. A Polygon Theorems B The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360 A  B  C  D  360 sum ABCD  360  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+) C sum ADC  180 D sum ABCD  360 The angle sum of any pentagon is 540 B A  B  C  D  E  540 sum ABCDE  540   C Proof: A D E
  • 32. A Polygon Theorems B The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360 A  B  C  D  360 sum ABCD  360  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+) C sum ADC  180 D sum ABCD  360 The angle sum of any pentagon is 540 B A  B  C  D  E  540 sum ABCDE  540   C Proof: A sum ABE  180 D E
  • 33. A Polygon Theorems B The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360 A  B  C  D  360 sum ABCD  360  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+) C sum ADC  180 D sum ABCD  360 The angle sum of any pentagon is 540 B A  B  C  D  E  540 sum ABCDE  540   C Proof: A sum ABE  180 sum BED  180 D E
  • 34. A Polygon Theorems B The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360 A  B  C  D  360 sum ABCD  360  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+) C sum ADC  180 D sum ABCD  360 The angle sum of any pentagon is 540 B A  B  C  D  E  540 sum ABCDE  540  C Proof: A sum ABE  180 (+) sum BED  180 D sum BDC  180 E
  • 35. A Polygon Theorems B The angle sum of any quadrilateral is 360 A  B  C  D  360 sum ABCD  360  Proof: sum ABC  180 (+) C sum ADC  180 D sum ABCD  360 The angle sum of any pentagon is 540 B A  B  C  D  E  540 sum ABCDE  540  C Proof: A sum ABE  180 (+) sum BED  180 D sum BDC  180 E sum ABCDE  540
  • 36. The angle sum of any polygon is 180n-2  ,  where n is the number of sides
  • 37. The angle sum of any polygon is 180n-2  ,  where n is the number of sides a e b c d
  • 38. The angle sum of any polygon is 180n-2  ,  where n is the number of sides a e b The exterior angle sum of any polygon is 360 c d
  • 39. The angle sum of any polygon is 180n-2  ,  where n is the number of sides a e b The exterior angle sum of any polygon is 360 c d a  b  c  d  e  360 exterior sum  360  
  • 40. The angle sum of any polygon is 180n-2  ,  where n is the number of sides a e b The exterior angle sum of any polygon is 360 c d a  b  c  d  e  360 exterior sum  360   Exercise 8B; 1dg, 2c, 3dh, 5ace, 6ab (iii), 7b, 8bfh, 9ad, 10dh, 11ad, 12c, 16, 18, 20