Clickers Solve for x, if A, B & C are midpoints x+11 4x-3 A G J B C Sketch and label a triangle with the following dimensions Sides: 4”, 7”, 1’ Angles:

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Clickers Solve for x, if A, B & C are midpoints x+11 4x-3 A G J B C Sketch and label a triangle with the following dimensions Sides: 4”, 7”, 1’ Angles: 38 o, 45 o,97 o

Solve for x, if A, B & C are midpoints x+11 4x-3 A G J B C

Sketch and label a triangle with the following dimensions Sides: 4”, 7”, 1’ Angles: 38 o, 45 o,97 o

Solve for x 1. A B C ED 2x+7 8x+6 A B C x DE 50 A B D:(d,-2h) C:(d,2h) G:(-d,0) Using diagram below, show that AB is half the measure of CD. Given the triangle below, find the possible values for x x2x Sketch and label a triangle with the following dimensions Sides: 4”, 7”, 1’ Angles: 38 o, 45 o,97 o

Solve for x 1. A B C x DE 50

Solve for x A B C ED 2x+7 8x+6 2.

A B D:(d,-2h) C:(d,2h) G:(-d,0) Using diagram below, show that AB is half the measure of CD Must have to get full credit

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5.Sketch and label a triangle with the following dimensions Sides: 4”, 7”, 1’ Angles: 38 o, 45 o,97 o 1’ 4”7” 97 o 38 o 45 o

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