Lesson 4.1 Triangle Sum Conjecture

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Lesson 4.1 ringle um onjecture Nme eriod te n ercises 1 9, determine the ngle mesures. 1. p, q 2., y 3., b 31 82 p 98 q 28 53 y 17 79 23 50 b 4. r, s, 5., y 6. y t t s r 100 85 100 y 30 4 7 y 31 7. s 8. m 9. m s 76 35 m c c b 10. Find the mesure of. 11. Find the sum of the mesures of the mrked ngles. 12. se the digrm to eplin why 13. se the digrm to eplin why nd re complementry. m m m m. 24 H 4 iscovering Geometry rctice our kills 2008 Kendll Hunt ublishing

Lesson 4.2 roperties of sosceles ringles Nme eriod te n ercises 1 3, find the ngle mesures. 1. m 2. m G 3. 110 58 N G n ercises 4 6, find the mesures. 4. m, perimeter 5. he perimeter of LO 6. he perimeter of is of is 536 m. L, 344 cm. m, m 7 cm 39 13 cm 102 210 m L 30 163 m O y 31 cm68 y 7.. Nme the ngle(s) congruent to. b. Nme the ngle(s) congruent to. c. Wht cn you conclude bout nd? Why? 8., y 9. nd. 10. se the digrm to eplin f m 120, wht is why is isosceles. m? 4y 70 55 2 y 79 iscovering Geometry rctice our kills H 4 25 2008 Kendll Hunt ublishing

Lesson 4.3 ringle nequlities Nme eriod te n ercises 1 nd 2, determine whether it is possible to drw tringle with sides of the given mesures. f it is possible, write yes. f it is not possible, write no nd mke sketch demonstrting why it is not possible. 1. 16 cm, 30 cm, 45 cm 2. 9 km, 17 km, 28 km 3. f 17 nd 36 re the lengths of two sides of tringle, wht is the rnge of possible vlues for the length of the third side? n ercises 4 6, rrnge the unknown mesures in order from gretest to lest. 4. 5. c b 6. 32 13 18 b c 61 20 b 71 28 c 40 d 7. 8. 9. Wht s wrong with this picture? 142 66 158 160 120 10. plin why is isosceles. n ercises 11 nd 12, use compss nd strightedge to construct tringle with the given sides. f it is not possible, eplin why not. 2 11. 12. 26 H 4 iscovering Geometry rctice our kills 2008 Kendll Hunt ublishing

Lesson 4.4 re here ongruence hortcuts? Nme eriod te n ercises 1 3, nme the conjecture tht leds to ech congruence. 1. 2. JN 3. bisects,, nd n ercises 4 9, nme tringle congruent to the given tringle nd stte the congruence conjecture. f you cnnot show ny tringles to be congruent from the informtion given, write cnnot be determined nd redrw the tringles so tht they re clerly not congruent. 4. is the midpoint of 5. K is kite with K. 6. nd. K 6 8 9 9 8 J N 6 K 7. ON 8. 9. O y N G 10 8 O O 6 4 2 2 4 6 8 10 n ercises 10 12, use compss nd strightedge or ptty pper nd strightedge to construct tringle with the given prts. hen, if possible, construct different (noncongruent) tringle with the sme prts. f it is not possible, eplin why not. 10. 11. 12. iscovering Geometry rctice our kills H 4 27 2008 Kendll Hunt ublishing

Lesson 4.5 re here Other ongruence hortcuts? Nme eriod te n ercises 1 6, nme tringle congruent to the given tringle nd stte the congruence conjecture. f you cnnot show ny tringles to be congruent from the informtion given, write cnnot be determined nd eplin why. 1. 2. VW 3. O V W 4. is the ngle bisector 5. N 6. FGH is prllelogrm. of. G. L K G F N L H 7. he perimeter of is 350 cm. 8. he perimeter of V is 95 cm. s OL? plin. s V WV? plin. L 55 2 10 70 2 15 25 V O 125 40 W n ercises 9 nd 10, construct tringle with the given prts. hen, if possible, construct different (noncongruent) tringle with the sme prts. f it is not possible, eplin why not. 9. 10. 28 H 4 iscovering Geometry rctice our kills 2008 Kendll Hunt ublishing

Lesson 4.6 orresponding rts of ongruent ringles Nme eriod te 1. Give the shorthnd nme for ech of the four tringle congruence conjectures. n ercises 2 5, use the figure t right to eplin why ech congruence is true. W is prllelogrm. 2. W 3. W W 4. W 5. W For ercises 6 nd 7, mrk the figures with the given informtion. o demonstrte whether the segments or the ngles indicted re congruent, determine tht two tringles re congruent. hen stte which conjecture proves them congruent. 6. is the midpoint of W nd 7. is isosceles nd is the bisector. s W? Why? of the verte ngle. s? Why? W n ercises 8 nd 9, use the figure t right to write prgrph proof for ech sttement. 8. F 9. F F 10. is n isosceles trpezoid with nd. Write prgrph proof eplining why. iscovering Geometry rctice our kills H 4 29 2008 Kendll Hunt ublishing

Lesson 4.7 Flowchrt hinking Nme eriod te omplete the flowchrt for ech proof. 1. : nd how: Flowchrt roof 2. : Kite K with K K how: K bisects K nd K Flowchrt roof K K K K K is kite K efinition of bisect 3. : is prllelogrm how: Flowchrt roof is prllelogrm efinition of me segment 30 H 4 iscovering Geometry rctice our kills 2008 Kendll Hunt ublishing

Lesson 4.8 roving pecil ringle onjectures Nme eriod te n ercises 1 3, use the figure t right. 1. is medin, perimeter 60, nd 22. 2. is n ngle bisector, nd m 54. m 3. is n ltitude, perimeter 42, m 38, nd 8. m, 4. is equilterl. 5. NG is equingulr m nd perimeter NG 51. N 6. is equilterl, is isosceles with bse, perimeter 66, nd perimeter 82. erimeter 7. omplete flowchrt proof for this conjecture: n n isosceles tringle, the ltitude from the verte ngle is the medin to the bse. : sosceles with nd ltitude how: is medin Flowchrt roof is n ltitude nd re right ngles efinition of ltitude 8. Write flowchrt proof for this conjecture: n n isosceles tringle, the medin to the bse is lso the ngle bisector of the verte ngle. : sosceles with nd medin how: bisects iscovering Geometry rctice our kills H 4 31 2008 Kendll Hunt ublishing

LON 3.8 he entroid 1. 2. 3. 3.3 cm, 5.7 cm, 4.8 cm G LON 4.2 roperties of sosceles ringles 1. m 64 2. m G 45 3. 125 4. m 39, perimeter of 46 cm 5. L 163 m, m 50 6. m 44, 125 7.. b. c. by the onverse of the onjecture. 8. 21, y 16 9. m 15 10. m 55 by V, which mkes m 55 by the ringle um onjecture. o, is isosceles by the onverse of the sosceles ringle onjecture. LON 4.3 ringle nequlities 6 cm 10 cm 1. es 2. No 4. (3, 4) 5. 16, L 8, 15, 14 6.. ncenter b. entroid c. ircumcenter d. ircumcenter e. Orthocenter f. ncenter g. entroid LON 4.1 ringle um onjecture 1. p 67, q 15 2. 82, y 81 3. 78, b 29 4. r 40, s 40, t 100 5. 31, y 64 6. y 145 7. s 28 8. m 72 1 2 9. m 10. m 135 11. 720 8 cm 12. he sum of the mesures of nd is 90 becuse m is 90 nd ll three ngles must be 180. o, nd re complementry. 13. m m becuse they re verticl ngles. ecuse the mesures of ll three ngles in ech tringle dd to 180, if equl mesures re subtrcted from ech, wht remins will be equl. 3. 19 53 4. b c 5. b c 6. c d b 7. 76 8. 79 9. he interior ngle t is 60. he interior ngle t is 20. ut now the sum of the mesures of the tringle is not 180. 10. y the terior ngles onjecture, 2 m. o,m. o, by the onverse of the sosceles ringle onjecture, is isosceles. 11. Not possible. 12. 17 km 9 km 28 km LON 4.4 re here ongruence hortcuts? 1. or 2. 3. 4. () 5. () iscovering Geometry rctice our kills NW 99 2008 Kendll Hunt ublishing

6. nnot be determined, s shown by the figure. 9. ll tringles will be congruent by. ossible tringle: 7. NO () 8. nnot be determined, s shown by the figure. 9. OG () 10. Only one tringle becuse of. 11. wo possible tringles. 12. Only one tringle becuse of. LON 4.5 re here Other ongruence hortcuts? 1. nnot be determined 10. ll tringles will be congruent by. ossible procedure: se nd to construct nd then copy nd t the ends of. LON 4.6 orresponding rts of ongruent ringles 1.,,, 2. W, onjecture 3. W, onjecture 4. 5. 6. W by. W by. 7. by. by. 8. ossible nswer: nd F re both the distnce between nd. ecuse the lines re prllel, the distnces re equl. o, F. 9. ossible nswer: F (see ercise 8). F F becuse both re right ngles, F F becuse they re the sme segment. o, F F by. F by. 10. ossible nswer: t is given tht nd, nd becuse they re the sme segment. o by nd by. LON 4.7 Flowchrt hinking 2. () 3. ( or ) 4. () 5. N () 6. GK ( or ) 7. es, OL by. 8. No, corresponding sides V nd WV re not congruent. 1. (ee flowchrt proof t bottom of pge 101.) 2. (ee flowchrt proof t bottom of pge 101.) 3. (ee flowchrt proof t bottom of pge 101.) LON 4.8 roving pecil ringle onjectures 1. 8 2. m 36 3. m 52, 13 4. m 60 5. N 17 6. erimeter 104 100 NW iscovering Geometry rctice our kills 2008 Kendll Hunt ublishing

7. (ee flowchrt proof t bottom of pge 102.) 8. Flowchrt roof is medin efinition of medin onjecture bisects efinition of bisect me segment 3. 170 ; 36 sides 4. 15 sides 5. 105 6. 18 7. m 150 LON 5.2 terior ngles of olygon 1. 12 sides 2. 24 sides 3. 4 sides 4. 6 sides 5. 64, b 138 2 3 6. 102, b 9 7. 156, b 132, c 108 8. 135, b 40, c 105, d 135 9. 125 85 150 110 70 LON 5.1 olygon um onjecture 1. 103, b 103, c 97, d 83, e 154 2. 92, b 44, c 51, d 85, e 44, f 136 Lesson 4.7, ercises 1, 2, 3 1. onjecture onjecture me segment 2. K K K K K is kite efinition of kite K K onjecture K K K bisects K nd efinition of bisect K K me segment 3. onjecture is prllelogrm efinition of prllelogrm me segment onjecture efinition of prllelogrm onjecture iscovering Geometry rctice our kills NW 101 2008 Kendll Hunt ublishing