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Transcript
Chapter 5
and Triangle Properties review
Identifying Parts of a
Right Triangle
Right Angle
Leg
Leg
Hypotenuse
Right Triangle Terms
• Hypotenuse
• Legs
Properties of Triangles
• Triangle Sum Theorem
The sum of the measure of the interior
angles of a triangle is 180°
Triangle Term
• Exterior Angle – The angle formed outside
the triangle, and along a side as shown
Exterior
Angle
Triangle Term
• Exterior Angle –
Exterior
Angle
Remote interior
angles
Exterior Angle Theorem
• The measure of an exterior angle of a triangle
is equal to the measure of the two remote
interior angles.
Practice Problems
m1=75°
m2=55°
m3=55°
m4=40°
m5=140°
m6=40°
m7=75°
m8=65°
m9=115°
X=23
Exterior Angle = 100°
mA=30°
mB=60°
mC=90°
Right, Scalene Triangle
ISOSCELES TRIANGLE PROPERTIES
Isosceles Triangle Parts
An
Isosceles
triangle has
two
congruent
sides
Isosceles Triangle Conjecture
• If a triangle is isosceles, then its
base angles are congruent
Isosceles Triangle Conjecture
• If a triangle has two congruent angles
then it is an isosceles triangle
Practice Problems
Practice Problems
Practice Problems
Practice Problems
Practice Problems
Practice Problems
Practice Problems
Practice Problems
Practice Problems
Test Yourself
on
altitudes, medians, bisectors
and points of concurrency
Points of Concurrency
Type
Name
Perpendicular
Circumcenter
Bisectors
Angle Bisectors Incenter
Medians
Centroid
Altitudes
Orthocenter
Points of Concurrency
Properties
Type
Where
Circumcenter
Equal distance to vertices
Incenter
Equal distance to sides
Centroid
Balancing point
1/3 to side, 2/3 to vertex
Nothing special
Orthocenter
Points of Concurrency
Where they occur
Type
Where
Circumcenter
Incenter
Inside Acute
Outside Obtuse
On hypotenuse of Right
Inside Triangle
Centroid
Inside Triangle
Orthocenter
Inside Acute
Outside Obtuse
On Right Angle
Name the line
Connects the midpoint of a side with a vertex
Median
Name the line
Bisects the angle of a triangle
Angle Bisector
Name the line
Through a vertex, forming a right angle
with the opposite side
Altitude
Name the line
From the midpoint of a side,
perpendicular to that side
Perpendicular Bisector
Name the line
The height of the triangle
Altitude
Name the line
Three of these meet to form the
Circumcenter
Perpendicular Bisectors
Name the line
Three of these meet to form the
orthocenter
Altitude
Points of Concurrency
Type
Name
Perpendicular
Circumcenter
Bisectors
Angle Bisectors Incenter
Medians
Centroid
Altitudes
Orthocenter
Review Concepts
Intersecting points and how they look
Vertices
Sides
Perpendicular
Bisectors
Angle
Bisectors
Medians
May not
intersect
Bisects
Perpendicular
Bisect,
Anywhere
Starts here
Bisects
Altitudes
Starts here
Perpendicular to
May be the side of
a triangle itself
Points of Concurrency
Type
Name
Perpendicular
Circumcenter
Bisectors
Angle Bisectors Incenter
Medians
Centroid
Altitudes
Orthocenter
Points of Concurrency
Where they occur
Type
Where is it located
Circumcenter
Incenter
Inside Acute
Outside Obtuse
On hypotenuse of Right
Inside Triangle
Centroid
Inside Triangle
Orthocenter
Inside Acute
Outside Obtuse
On Right Angle
Points of Concurrency
Superpowers
Type
Property
Circumcenter
Equal distance to vertices
Incenter
Equal distance to sides
Centroid
Balancing point
1/3 to side, 2/3 to vertex
On Euler Line
Orthocenter