Classifying/Constructing Triangles

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20 questions

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Classifying/Constructing Triangles

Last updated over 5 years ago

20 questions

Note from the author:

triangles

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Triangles can be classified in two ways. By looking at the and the .

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Question 4

Draw an obtuse triangle below.

Question 5

Draw an equilateral triangle.

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A ______ triangle has no sides that are the same length.

triangles

Question 1

Triangles can be classified in two ways. By looking at the and the .

Question 2

When measuring the sides, triangles can be classified as acute, scalene and isoceles.

True

False

Question 3

When measuring the angles, triangles can be classified as acute, equilateral and right.

True

False

Question 4

Draw an obtuse triangle below.

Question 5

Draw an equilateral triangle.

Question 6

A triangle has sides measuring 8 inches, 5 inches and 4 inches. How would you classify it?

scalene

obtuse

equilateral

isosceles

equilateral

Question 7

True

False

Question 8

A triangle has two angles measuring 60 degrees, and 80 degrees. The measurement of the final angle is 50 degrees.

True

False

Question 9

What is the measurement of the third angle? One angle = 100 degree, one angle = 40 degrees.

60 degrees

90 degrees

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50 degrees

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A ______ triangle has no sides that are the same length.

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When measuring the sides, triangles can be classified as acute, scalene and isoceles.

True

False

When measuring the angles, triangles can be classified as acute, equilateral and right.

True

False

A triangle has sides measuring 8 inches, 5 inches and 4 inches. How would you classify it?

scalene

obtuse

equilateral

isosceles

equilateral

A triangle has two angles measuring 60 degrees, and 80 degrees. The measurement of the final angle is 50 degrees.

True

False

What is the measurement of the third angle? One angle = 100 degree, one angle = 40 degrees.

60 degrees

90 degrees

40 degrees

50 degrees

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Classifying/Constructing Triangles

Classifying/Constructing Triangles

Triangles can be classified in two ways. By looking at the ______ and the ______ .

Draw an obtuse triangle below.

Draw an equilateral triangle.

A ______ triangle has no sides that are the same length.

Triangles can be classified in two ways. By looking at the ______ and the ______ .

When measuring the sides, triangles can be classified as acute, scalene and isoceles.

When measuring the angles, triangles can be classified as acute, equilateral and right.

Draw an obtuse triangle below.

Draw an equilateral triangle.

A triangle has sides measuring 8 inches, 5 inches and 4 inches. How would you classify it?

A triangle has two angles measuring 60 degrees, and 80 degrees. The measurement of the final angle is 50 degrees.

What is the measurement of the third angle? One angle = 100 degree, one angle = 40 degrees.

A ______ triangle has no sides that are the same length.

Triangles can be classified in two ways. By looking at the and the .

Triangles can be classified in two ways. By looking at the and the .