Geometry 4 1 - 4 3

Classwork
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Warm-up
Classify each angle as acute, obtuse, or right
1. 90
2. 72
3. 116
right
acute
obtuse
4.1
Lesson Objective
Today we will classify triangles and find the measures of their
angles.
Vocabulary
Triangle -
A polygon with three sides that is inclosed.
Concept Development
Triangles Are Classified in three

categories depending on their angles.
Acute Triangle Right Triangle Obtuse Triangle
Has one right angle
Has 3 acute angles
Has one obtuse angle
Concept Development
Triangles Are Also Classified by the

congruency of their angles.
Equilateral Triangle Isosceles Triangle Scalene Triangle
Has 3 congruent sides

and angles.
Has at least 2 congruent

sides and angles.
Has no congruent
sides and angles.
Classwork
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Due in 10 minutes.
4.1
Lesson Objective
Today I will use the Triangle Sum Theorem to find the unknown
angle.
Theorem 4.1
Triangle Sum Theorem

o
The interior angle measures of a triangle add to 180 .
Find the value of x

3x
x
3x
60
60
x + 60 + 60 = 180
x + 3x + 60 = 180
4x + 60 = 180
4x = 120
x = 30
60
90
2x
90 + 3x + 2x = 180
90 + 5x = 180
5x = 110
x = 22
x + 120 = 180
x = 60
Theorem 4.2
Exterior Angle Theorem

The measure of an exterior angle of a triangle is equal
to the sum of the measure of the two nonadjacent
interior angles.
A + B = C
Find the value of x

60
70
40
80
F + G = E
F + G = E
70 + 60 = x
40 + 80 = x
130 = x
120 = x
Find the value of x

30
80
20
80
A + B = C
A + B = C
80 + 30 = x
20 + 80 = x
110 = x
100 = x
Find the value of x
A + B = C
2x + 3x = 100
5x = 100
x = 20
A + B = C
x + 60 = 2x + 4
60 = x + 4
56 = x
Find the missing angle measures.
50 + 70 + x = 180
120 + x = 180
x = 60
A + S = 2
30 + 42 = 2
72 = 2
1 + 72 = 180
1 = 108
Take Out
Classwork
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Warm-up
1. When are two angles congruent?
When they have the same measure.
2. In ABC if m A = 64 and m B = 71, what is the m C?
45
3. What property of angle congruence is illustrated by the statement?
If A = B and B = C, then A = C
Transitive Property
4.2
Apply Congruence And Triangles.
Today I will identify congruent

figures.
Vocabulary
Congruent Figures All parts of one figure are congruent to the corresponding parts of the other.
Concept Development
Correspondence
The relationship between two or more objects that are congruent.
A
D
Congruent
Vocabulary
Corresponding Parts Parts (angles and sides) are in the relative same positions in each of the figures.
Congruence Statements
Corresponding Angles
Corresponding Sides
A D
AB ED
B E
BC FE
C F
AC DF
Corresponding Sides
A D
AC DF
B E
BC FE
C F
BA ED
ABC FGR
Corresponding Sides
A F
AB FG
B G
BC GR
C R
AC FR
Figure ABCD FGRT
Skill Development
Finding Unknown Values Using

Congruence.
Quadrilateral LMND WZYX
Find the measure of X.
132
70
75
x = 70
Skill Development

Congruence.
BCA EFD
Find the measure of B.
30
B = 30
CFU

Congruence.
Pentagon DEABC IJFGH
Find the measure of B.
140
110
30
Take Out
Classwork
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Today I will use congruent figures

to solve for the unknown part.
Theorems
Theorem 4.3 - Third Angle Theorem
If two angles of one triangle are congruent to two angles of another
triangle, then the third angles are also congruent.
Theorems
Theorem 4.4 - Properties of Congruent Triangles
Reflexive Property of Congruence Triangles.
For any triangle ABC, ABC ABC
Symmetric Property of Congruence Triangles.
If ABC DEF, then DEF ABC
Transitive Property of Congruence Triangles.
If ABC DEF, and DEF JKL then ABC JKL
Figure ABCD FEHG find the value of x.
105
4x + 5
4x + 5 = 105
4x = 100
x = 25
ABC DEF find the value of x.

F
2x - 40
C
2x + 20 = x
x + 20 = 0
x = 40
Use the Third Angles Theorem

Find m BQP
)
45
30
))
))
A B and AQP BPQ so by the Third Angles Theorem APQ BQP.

By the Triangle Sum Theorem m APQ + 45 + 30 = 180. Therefore
m APQ = 105.
So m APQ = m BQP = 105 by the definition of congruent angles.
Find m YXW
)
40
35
))
))
m YXW = 105
Given : ABC ~
= DEF
Prove: m ABC = m DEF
Statement
Reason
1. ABC ~
=
DEF
1. Given
2. ABC ~
=
DEF
2. CPCF
3. m ABC = m DEF
3. Definition of congruence
~
Given: QRS = TUV
Prove: QR = TU
Statement
1.
QRS ~
=
TUV
Reason
1. Given
2. QR ~
= TU
2. CPCF
3. QR = TU
3. Definition of congruence
Given: BD bisects ABC.

Prove: mABD = mCBD
Conclusions
Justifications
1. BD bisects ABC
1. Given
2. mABD = mCBD
2. Definition of angle bisector
Take Out
Classwork
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4.3
Today I will use transformations to

show congruence
Pre-Image
Image
Vocabulary
Translation A slide or movement in a certain direction that keeps the same size and shape.
Vocabulary
Reflection -
A flip of a figure across a line and has the same distance from the
line reflection.
Vocabulary
Rotation -
A turn around a fixed center.
Vocabulary
Rigid Motion A action of moving an object to a different location keeping the same size and shape.
Using translation, reflection and rotation.
Vocabulary
Reflecting line (line of reflection) - The line over which a pre-image is
reflected. Also called the line of reflection.
Vocabulary
Reflection image -
The set of all reflection images of the points

of the figure; mirror image.
Vocabulary
Reflection image of a figure - The set of all reflection images of the points
of the figure.
orientation -
The order in which the vertices of a polygon

are considered, either clockwise
or counterclockwise
Vocabulary
Clockwise -
The direction in which the hands move on an analog

clock, designated as negative.
Counterclockwise - The direction opposite that which the hands move

on an analog clock, designated as positive
Reflection Postulate
a. There is a one-to-one correspondence between

points and their images.
b. Collinearity is preserved. If three points are collinear,

then their images are collinear.
c. Betweenness is preserved. If B is between A and C, then
the image B is between the image A and C
d. Distance is preserved. If AB is the image of AB,

then AB = AB
e. Angle measure is preserved. If BAD is the image

of BAD, then m BAD = m BAD
f. Orientation is reversed. A polygon and its image, with vertices
taken in corresponding order, have opposite orientations.
A reflection is a type of transformation which is denoted

lower case r
In general we write
r(A)=A
It is read the reflection of A which is A prime.
If we want to emphasize a line we write
rm(Q) = P
Which is read
The reflection image of Q over line m is P
ex
The reflection image of P over line b is Q.

Name Q using reflection notation.
.Q
P
.
b
Q = r (P)
b
or
r (P) = Q
b
Ex
Find the reflection image of (-3,4)

a. the y-axis b. the x-axis
First draw the coordinate on a grid and let P = (-3,4)
.P
.P
.P
a. P is 3 units form the y-axis
b. P is 4 units from the x-axis
The image is of P is 3 units from the

The
y-axis
image is of P is 4 units from the x-axis
P = r y-axis(-3,4) = (3,4)
P = r x-axis(-3,4) = (-3,-4)
ex
Find the image of (5,-2) when reflected over

a. y-axis
b. x-axis
.A
.A
Let A = (5,-2)
a. r y-axis (5,-2) = (-5,-2) = A
b. rx-axis(5,-2) = (5,2) = A
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Classwork

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A polygon with three sides that is inclosed.

Triangles Are Classified in three

Has one right angle

Has 3 acute angles

Has one obtuse angle

Triangles Are Also Classified by the

Has 3 congruent sides

Has at least 2 congruent

Triangle Sum Theorem

The interior angle measures of a triangle add to 180 .

Find the value of x

Exterior Angle Theorem

Find the value of x

Find the value of x

Find the value of x

Find the missing angle measures.

Apply Congruence And Triangles.

Today I will identify congruent

Figure ABCD FGRT

Finding Unknown Values Using

Finding Unknown Values Using

Finding Unknown Values Using

Today I will use congruent figures

Figure ABCD FEHG find the value of x.

ABC DEF find the value of x.

Use the Third Angles Theorem

A B and AQP BPQ so by the Third Angles Theorem APQ BQP.

Given: BD bisects ABC.

2. Definition of angle bisector

Today I will use transformations to

A turn around a fixed center.

The set of all reflection images of the points

The order in which the vertices of a polygon

The direction in which the hands move on an analog

Counterclockwise - The direction opposite that which the hands move

a. There is a one-to-one correspondence between

b. Collinearity is preserved. If three points are collinear,

d. Distance is preserved. If AB is the image of AB,

e. Angle measure is preserved. If BAD is the image

A reflection is a type of transformation which is denoted

The reflection image of P over line b is Q.

Find the reflection image of (-3,4)

b. P is 4 units from the x-axis

The image is of P is 3 units from the

Find the image of (5,-2) when reflected over

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