Triangles
Triangles
Triangles
LINE
POINT
RAY
SEGMENT
Definition of Terms
ANGLE
A
VERTEX
B
C
MIDPOINT
A B C
E D
B
A
F
ANGLES
COMPLEMENTAR SUPPLEMENTARY
Y ANGLES ANGLES
45°
90° 90°
45°
SUM OF SUM OF
ANGLES = 90° ANGLES = 180°
COMPLEMENTARY AND SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLE
COMPLEMENTARY SUPPLEMENTARY
ANGLE
ANGLE ANGLE
75°
90°
110°
45°
18.7°
COMPLEMENTARY AND SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLE
COMPLEMENTARY SUPPLEMENTARY
ANGLE
ANGLE ANGLE
SUM OF
ANGLES = 180°
EXAMPLES LINEAR
PAIRS
127°
36°
134° 169°
TRY TO
ANSWER
45° 27°
120° 154°
VERTICAL ANGLE THEOREM
120°
90° 90°
60° 60°
90° 90°
120°
SUM OF
ANGLES = 360°
EXAMPLES OF VERTICAL ANGLES
106°
120°
74° 133°
TRY TO ANSWER
A
C B
D
K I 42° E
72° J G F
TRIANGLE
plane figure with three
straight sides and three
180° angles:
Try to answer this
?° 99° 55°
?° 9° 79°
BY
ANGLE
BY SIDE
AREA AND PERIMETER OF TRIANGLE
base
Try to answer
Area = ½ (base x height)
7 6 13
7 11 4
5
4 3
12 10 9
PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM
HYPOTENUSE
LONGEST SIDE
LEG
LEG
formula: a2 + b2 = c2
PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM
?
3
formula: a2 + b2 = c2
PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM
formula: a2 + b2 = c2
3
8
25
? 6 20
4 5 5 ?
12 ?
Try to answer
formula: a2 + b2 = c2
3
12
24 20
10 9
? 5 6 ?
? ?
What if there is no present height in the problem of a isosceles
triangle?
30
Find the area of this isosceles triangle.
z
y
x
30°
85°
z y
Find the area of
and = 6cm A
Find the value of z, y, w, and v
if x =166° w
C
x
z
y v
E
D B
Thank you!
Topic 5: Introduction to Geometry and
Trigonometry