Wk 22: Notes 5.3 Part 2

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Be sure to take notes in the "show your work" area. You make print, hand write and then upload your work in the "show your work" area. You will want these notes to help you on the quizzes and Tests.

Question 1

04:17

Questions 2-4

07:17

Question 5

08:09

Question 6

09:37

Question 7

02:19

Questions 8 & 9

04:41

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Angle Bisector		the height of the triangle
Median		a ray that bisects an angle into two equal parts of the same measure,
Altitude		a line segment that joins one vertex to the midpoint of the opposite side of a triangle

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Angle Bisector		the height of the triangle
Median		a ray that bisects an angle into two equal parts of the same measure,
Altitude		a line segment that joins one vertex to the midpoint of the opposite side of a triangle

Wk 22: Notes 5.3 Part 2

Wk 22: Notes 5.3 Part 2

Parts of Similar Triangles: Match the following terms with their definition.

5. Rate your factoring skills.

5. True or False: We can have negative answers as a side length of a triangle.

7. If KM represents an angle bisector, solve for x. *Must show your work.

9. If KM represents an angle bisector, solve for x. *Must show your work.

10. If KM represents an angle bisector, FIND KL. *Must show your work.

Parts of Similar Triangles: Match the following terms with their definition.

2. Given the similar triangles, solve for x. *Must show your work.

3. Given the similar triangles, solve for x. *Must show your work.

3. Given the similar triangles, solve for x. *Must show your work.

5. Rate your factoring skills.

7. If KM represents an angle bisector, solve for x. *Must show your work.

9. If KM represents an angle bisector, solve for x. *Must show your work.

10. If KM represents an angle bisector, FIND KL. *Must show your work.