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What’ s Your Type? The Same Old Thing X Marks the Spot Prove It!Short Cuts How’s Your Memory? BONUS

What’s your type?

30° 120° 30° √ 

Sum of two nonadjacent interior angles √ 

Classify all three triangles by side length. √  A B D C 35 65

Triangle with two 40° angles √ 

Triangle with a 30 degree angle and a 60 degree angle. √ 

Triangle that is always acute √ 

√  Classify all three triangles by angle measure o A B C D

The Same Old Thing √ 

Name the congruent figures and ALL of the corresponding congruent parts √  P S Q R

√  A BC D

Use the definition of congruent triangles to prove  RPS   RPQ. √  P Q R S

State the third congruence that must be given to prove triangles congruent. √  Given: FE  ON  F  O Prove:  DEF   MNO Method: AAS

State the third congruence that must be given to prove triangles congruent. √  Given:  A   X  B   Y Prove:  ABC   XYZ Method: AAS

State the third congruence that must be given to prove triangles congruent. √  Given: DE  MN  M  D Prove:  DEF   MNO Method: SAS

State the third congruence that must be given to prove triangles congruent. √  Given:  A   X AB  XY Prove:  ABC   XYZ Method: ASA

X marks the spot √ 

Find the value of x and classify the triangle √  MP H G J N 122  24  (2x - 6)  ∆JGH  ∆PMN  M   G  N   H

Find the value of x and classify the triangle √  3x (2x + 11)(8x + 5)

Find the value of the third angle measure x if one of the acute angles in a right triangle is 40 degrees √ 

Find the value of x √  (7x + 1)  38  (10x + 9) 

Find the value of x and classify the triangle √  6x  10 x

Find the value of x √  34  xx 4 4

Find the value of x and y √  x°x° y°y° 50°

Prove it! √ 

√  Given: MA  TA,  AHM=90  Prove:  AHM   AHT A T H M

√  Given:  A   B,  ADC   BDC Prove: AC  BC A D B C

√  Given: T is the midpoint of PR and QS Prove:  STR   QTP P S R Q T

√  Given: JK  LM,  KJS   MLS, JR  LQ Prove:  LQR   JRQ S KQR M J L

√  Given:  A   B, CA ┴AB, D is the midpoint of AB, AC  BC Prove:  ACD   BCD (using no shortcuts) A D B C

√  Prove the Exterior Angles Theorem: m  1 + m  2 = m 

√  Using the Isosceles Triangle Theorem: Find m  D (6y+1)  (21y+13)  D OG

Shortcuts √ 

√  Name the  theorem and list the  statement or tell why it can’t be determined A B C D

√  A E C B D

√  Name the congruence method or none

√  Name the  theorem and list the  statement or tell why it can’t be determined F R OG

√  Name the congruence method or none V Z W U XY VY  WX XV  YW  VXY   WYX

√  Name the congruence method or none V Z W U XY VX  WY VY BISECTS XZ WX BISECTS ZY  VXY   WYX

√  M N O P Q Name the congruence method or none  MOQ   PNQ

√  How’s Your Memory?

√  If two angles form a linear pair then they are:

√  If two lines are perpendicular then the angles created at their intersection are:______

√  The acute angles of a right triangle are:

√  ___ is the set of all points inside a triangle and ____ is the set of all points outside a triangle.

√  Angles formed by two sides of a triangle with a common vertex

√  An angle formed by one side of a polygon and the extension of an adjacent side

√  Interior angles of a polygon that are not adjacent to the exterior angle but their sum is equal to the measure of the exterior angle.

BET IT ALL Given m  A= 43 degrees and the measure of  CBD is twice that of  CBA, what is the measure of  C?