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Transcript
13.3 Special Right Triangles
p 709
CCSS – SRT 8.1
Derive and use the trigonometric
ratios for special right triangles
Warm up
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What is an isosceles triangle?
What do you mean by complementary angles?
What is an Isosceles Triangle Theorem
What is the Pythagorean Theorem?
answers
• An isosceles triangle has at least 2 congruent
sides.
• Two angles whose measures have a sum of
90o.
• If two sides of a triangle are congruent, then
the angles opposite the sides are congruent.
Explore 1 Investigating an isosceles
Right Triangle
• Discover relationships that always apply in an isosceles
right triangle.
• A. Draw an isosceles right triangle ABC with legs
measures x and right angle at C. Identify the base
angles, and use the fact that they are complementary
to write an equation relating their measures.
• B. Use the Isosceles Triangle Theorem to write a
different equation relating the base angle measures.
• C. What must the measures of the base angles be?
Why?
answers
• A. Base angles are / A and /B
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m/ A + m /B = 90o
• B. m/ A = m /B
• C. 45o
• Use the Pythagorean Theorem to find the
length of the hypotenuse in terms of the
length of each leg, x.
answer
• AB2 = x2 + x2
• AB2 = 2x2
• AB = x√2
Reflections
• 1. Is it true that if you know one side length of
an isosceles right triangle, then you know all
the side lengths? Explain.
• 2. Suppose you draw the perpendicular from C
to AB. Explain how to find the length of CD.
Explore 2 : Investigating another
special right triangle
• Discover relationships that always apply in a
right triangle formed as half of an equilateral
triangle.
• ΔABD is an equilateral triangle and BC is a
perpendicular from B to AD. Determine all
three angle measures in ΔABC.
Reflections
• 1. What is the numerical ratio of the side
lengths in a right triangle with acute angles
that measure 30o and 60o? Explain.
• 2. A student has drawn a right triangle with a
60o angle and a hypotenuse of 6. He has
labeled the other side lengths as shown.
Explain how you can tell at a glance that he
has made an error and how to correct it.