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Transcript
Math 6
Unit 3
Lesson 4
Classifying Triangles
Let’s Explore
Exploration 1: Classifying Triangles by Sides
Materials: Centimetre Ruler, Pencil, Recording Device (optional)
1. Observe the following sets of triangles.
Isosceles Triangles
5 cm
5 cm
cm
5 cm
3.
2
m
3c
3 cm
7.
8
cm
4 cm
3 cm
m
7c
8 cm
4 cm
1
cm
8 cm
5 cm
Equilateral Triangles
6c
m
cm
4c
m
3.4
3 cm
m
6c
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4c
m
4 cm
3.
m
4c
m
3c
m
2c
m
2c
m
3.4 cm
3c
2 cm
6 cm
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Scalene Triangles
5.3 cm
5 cm
3 cm
2.
5c
m
cm
5
2.5
cm
4.
cm
5
6
4.
cm
3.
cm
cm
8
7
3.
4.
m
8c
3.
cm
7
2c
m
Lesson 4: Classifying Triangles
6 cm
4.1 cm
For 2: Either record your answers or write them in the space provided.
If recording, follow the recording instructions found at the end of this
Exploration.
2. What do the triangles in each set have in common?
a. Isosceles triangles
b. Equilateral triangles
c. Scalene triangles
3. Use a centimetre ruler to identify the isosceles triangles in this set:
A
B
C
4. Use a centimetre ruler to identify the equilateral triangles in this set:
A
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B
C
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Unit 3
Lesson 4: Classifying Triangles
5. Use a centimetre ruler to identify the scalene triangles in this set:
A
C
B
Recording Instructions: Start your recording by saying: My name is ____________.
This is Math 6, Unit 3, Lesson 4, Exploration 1.
Be sure to hand in your recording with your Workbook.
Let’s Explore
Exploration 2: Obtuse and Right Triangles
Materials: Straws, String, Centimetre Ruler, Scissors, Protractor, Pencil
For 1 – 5: Use the materials listed to help you answer the questions.
1. Can you create a triangle with two obtuse angles? Explain.
2. Can you create a triangle with two right angles? Explain.
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Unit 3
Lesson 4: Classifying Triangles
3.
Can you create a triangle that is isosceles and right? Explain.
4.
Can you create a triangle that is equilateral and obtuse? Explain.
5.
Can you create a triangle that is isosceles and obtuse? Explain.
Let’s Practice
For 1 – 6: Classify each triangle in two ways.
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1.
2.
3.
4.
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Unit 3
Lesson 4: Classifying Triangles
5.
6.
For 7 – 10: Use a protractor and a centimetre ruler.
7.
Draw an equilateral acute triangle.
8.
Draw an isosceles obtuse triangle.
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Unit 3
9.
Lesson 4: Classifying Triangles
Draw a scalene obtuse triangle.
10. Draw an isosceles right triangle.
11. What types of triangles are formed by drawing a line down the middle of
this equilateral triangle?
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Lesson 4: Classifying Triangles
2. Nina is trying to form a triangle with a right angle and an obtuse angle.
1
Why is she having trouble?
3. Use a protractor to measure the angles and a ruler to measure the sides of
1
this equilateral triangle. Mark the angles and sides in the figure.
14. Reflect: In building pyramids, ancient Egyptians would use rope tied in
equally spaced knots to make sure the corners were square.
This rope forms a scalene right triangle:
5
3
4
What are some other types of triangles you can create using this rope?
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Lesson 4: Classifying Triangles
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Review
1.
Are the shapes congruent?
For 2 - 5: Identify the corresponding parts of the given congruent figures.
A
B
L
M
C
E
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D
N
P
O
2.
D corresponds to ______
3.
side BC corresponds to side ______
4.
C corresponds to ______
5.
side EA corresponds to side ______