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Trapezoids
Trapezoids
A trapezoid
is a quadrilateral
with
parallel sides. The parallel sides are
the nonparallel sides are called legs.
LE and LF are called base angles.
the other pair of base angles.
A trapezoid is an isosceles
legs are congruent.
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exactly one pair of
called bases, and
In trapezoid EFGH,
LH and LG form
H
base
For ~ch
1.
G
E~F
G
base
trapezoid
2:\
/
7ft
15
=
5ft
A
---TR, PA; TP, AR; L T
and LR, LP and LA
6.
16m
B
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14 m
15 m
17cm
8.
14 yd
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+ RS)
9.
in.
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median MN, find the
1
38 yd
26 yd
t(6x - 3 + 8x + 5)
15 = t(14x
y
WZ, XY; WX, ZY; L W
and LZ, LX and L Y
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R
P
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7.
= t(VT
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Find the length of the median in each trapezoid.
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4.
5.
Both pairs of base angles of an isosceles trapezoid are
congruent.
The diagonal of an isosceles trapezoid are congruent.
The median of a trapezoid is parallel to the bases, and its
measure is one-half the sum of the measures of the bases.
Given trapezoid RSTVwith
value ofx.
Z
---- ---AC, GE; AG, CE; LA
and LC, LG and LE
The following theorems all concern trapezoids.
MN
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if its
The median of a trapezoid is the segment
that joins the midpoints of the legs.
Example:
trapezoid, name the bases, the legs, and the base angles.
3.
2.
x
5m
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in.
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Find the missing angle measures in each isosceles trapezoid.
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11.
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15 = 7x + 1
14 = 7x
2=x
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55,125,125
HJKL is an isosceles trapezoid with bases HJ and LK, and
median RS. Use the given information to solve each problem.
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1. If LK = 30 and HJ = 42, find RS.
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2. If RS = 17 and HJ = 14, find LIe
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4. If mLLRS = 66, find mLKSR.
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3. If RS = x + 5 and HJ + LIe = 4x + 6, find RS. 7
105,75,75
124,56,56
64,116,116
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x
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150,30,30
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72,108,108
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Geometry: Concepts and Applications
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Geometry:
Concepts
and Applications
Compare the given lengths using >, <, or
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1.
=
A
D
G
R
B
T
W
Z
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1
2
3
4
GB
=
WB
2.
>
AR
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3. Name an exterior angle of .t.JLK.
4. Name the remote interior angles based question #3.
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5. In the figure to the right, x
=
o
T
6. Compare the following
angles using>, <, or
LSPR>
LSQR
u
7. For .t.XYZ below, list the sides in
order from least to greatest measure
=
-
:zx
Zy X)I"
--,--" ---'--'
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~~~
Q+ L.R
y
Z
8. Can you make a triangle out of the sides 6em, 8em, and 3 em?
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9. What range of values would work for x if gem, 3em, and x em make a triangle?
if -)(\s
s ''>'I..,..!1
:3 +~
-1 -~
1's
gem
a2.+b2.:;:,.C-'>(2.
+ q 2.~lo/2
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1
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= (q~
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x em
X~Jli5
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L.X ;t: tD. 7
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b ''j
12 ">-x.
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14em
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3..;-C"f /' x.
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10. What is the value of x?
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c;; c::: --x. L.. {Z
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t---t
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11. In parallelogram ABeD, find mLA.
D
C
--+
---t
12. Given that BF 1. DH and BD and BH are opposite rays,
compare using <, >, or =
mLHBG
>
c
mLGBE
k c...CJIu...il s..eML#8C;
'V
jNz ~
:.~5'()
6Bt
.::.(3 S--t- 25)
B..,:.....
~2Y
0
:::: 00<:::>
30
14. Find the value of s. x =
"8Lf+
F~
--~
H
15. Find the value of x
x
Cj 4.+ 1S{)+y: =- 3foo
33,0
IDO-+12CJ -t5X+l(,)(=-
2Z6
3~0
+;>< ~
- 2-Z-e;,
-33
-3"3<::>
= '2D
EACH
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blank, write "yes" or "no."
Is this a rectangle?
a square?
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a rho~bus?
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a parallelogram?
-+ 7x ;: 3bo
- Z -z. 0
7>< ~ ILJD
X= "30
16. For
3lao
x= 26
y·e.f:>
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17. Tell me two things you know about the diagonals of a RHOMBUS.
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