Definition
• A set of points is a triangle if and only if it consists
  of the figure formed by three segments connecting
  three noncollinear points.


 • Each of the three                        vertex
   noncollinear points is called
   a vertex.
                                   vertex                    vertex
                                               side
 • The segments are called the
   sides.
• Triangle ABC or ΔABC
                                                              B
• Angles: A, B, & C                                       c           a

• Sides: AB, BC, & CA                                A                    C
                                                                  b
         a, b, & c

 Note: Naming = Consecutive vertices (preferably clockwise)
SCALENE                             ISOSCELES
No sides congruent               At least 2 sides congruent




                    EQUILATERAL
                 All sides congruent
ACUTE                      RIGHT
3 acute angles             1 right angle




                                      ┌

             OBTUSE                   EQUIANGULAR
          1 obtuse angle           All angles congruent
B


Draw a triangle similar in shape to
  the ΔABC. Cut it out.               A               C


                                              B


• Slide point A along AC toward
  point C until the fold passes                           C
                                          D
  through point B. The crease                     A
  intersects AC at point D. Unfold        B
  the triangle.

                                      A               C
                                          D
• Bring point A to point D and                               B

  crease.
                                                                 A             C
                                                             D

• Bring points B and C to point
  D and crease.
                                                            A B      C
                                                              D



 What appears to be true about the sum of the measures of these angles three
 angles?
The sum of the measures of angles of a
               o
triangle is 180 .
         B
        4 3 5


                                B
    1              2        A       C
A                      C


                                    o
                A + B + C = 180
1. The angles of a triangle are in a ratio 3:4:5.
   Find the measures of all the angles.

2.
                            o
                     (2x)


                 o                o
        (4x-8)          (5x-10)
• If two angles of one triangle are congruent to
  two angles of a second triangle, then the third
  angles are congruent.
• Each angle of an equiangular triangle measures
  60o.
• In a triangle, there can be at most one right
  angle, or at most one obtuse angle.
• The acute angles of a right triangle are
  complementary.
• ΔABC has been
  extended to form
  exterior angles:
                                                 A
     1, 2, & 3.                                 1
                                                 6
• Each exterior angle has
  an adjacent interior
  angle and two remote
                                    B       4        5 3
  interior angles.                      2              C
• Example:
   – Exterior angle:    2
   – Adjacent interior angle: 4
   – Two remote angles:      6& 5
• Exterior angles add to
  360 degrees
                                         A
     1+     2+    3 = 360               1
                                         6
• Each Exterior Angle
  equals the sum of the
  remote angles
                            B       4        5 3
                                2              C
•     1=     4+    5
•     2=     5+    6
•     3=     4+    6
1.                   40o



       23o           xo


2.           84o



     7xo       5xo
- Practice Pack: 28-50
- Textbook 196: 16, 24, 30-42 even, 47

Geo 4.1 triangles

  • 2.
    Definition • A setof points is a triangle if and only if it consists of the figure formed by three segments connecting three noncollinear points. • Each of the three vertex noncollinear points is called a vertex. vertex vertex side • The segments are called the sides.
  • 3.
    • Triangle ABCor ΔABC B • Angles: A, B, & C c a • Sides: AB, BC, & CA A C b a, b, & c Note: Naming = Consecutive vertices (preferably clockwise)
  • 4.
    SCALENE ISOSCELES No sides congruent At least 2 sides congruent EQUILATERAL All sides congruent
  • 5.
    ACUTE RIGHT 3 acute angles 1 right angle ┌ OBTUSE EQUIANGULAR 1 obtuse angle All angles congruent
  • 6.
    B Draw a trianglesimilar in shape to the ΔABC. Cut it out. A C B • Slide point A along AC toward point C until the fold passes C D through point B. The crease A intersects AC at point D. Unfold B the triangle. A C D
  • 7.
    • Bring pointA to point D and B crease. A C D • Bring points B and C to point D and crease. A B C D What appears to be true about the sum of the measures of these angles three angles?
  • 8.
    The sum ofthe measures of angles of a o triangle is 180 . B 4 3 5 B 1 2 A C A C o A + B + C = 180
  • 9.
    1. The anglesof a triangle are in a ratio 3:4:5. Find the measures of all the angles. 2. o (2x) o o (4x-8) (5x-10)
  • 10.
    • If twoangles of one triangle are congruent to two angles of a second triangle, then the third angles are congruent. • Each angle of an equiangular triangle measures 60o. • In a triangle, there can be at most one right angle, or at most one obtuse angle. • The acute angles of a right triangle are complementary.
  • 11.
    • ΔABC hasbeen extended to form exterior angles: A 1, 2, & 3. 1 6 • Each exterior angle has an adjacent interior angle and two remote B 4 5 3 interior angles. 2 C • Example: – Exterior angle: 2 – Adjacent interior angle: 4 – Two remote angles: 6& 5
  • 12.
    • Exterior anglesadd to 360 degrees A 1+ 2+ 3 = 360 1 6 • Each Exterior Angle equals the sum of the remote angles B 4 5 3 2 C • 1= 4+ 5 • 2= 5+ 6 • 3= 4+ 6
  • 13.
    1. 40o 23o xo 2. 84o 7xo 5xo
  • 14.
    - Practice Pack:28-50 - Textbook 196: 16, 24, 30-42 even, 47