Title: Geometry
1Geometry
2What youll learn. . . .
- How to apply the angle sum theorem
- How to recognize exterior angles and apply the
exterior angle theorem
3Vocabulary
- Exterior angle of a triangle
- Remote interior angles
- Third angle theorem
4The Angle Sum Theorem
Consider the sum of the angles of a triangle. . .
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- The sum of the measures of the angles of a
triangle will always be 180
5Example 1Determine the angle measures.
6Example 2Determine the angle measures.
7Example 3Determine the angle measures
8Example 4Determine the angle measure
9The Exterior Angle Theorem
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Exterior Angles will always make a linear pair
with an interior angle of a triangle.
- Each exterior angle will be associated with 2
remote interior angles (the two angles not
connected to that exterior angle).
10The exterior angle theorem
Exterior angles and their remote interior angles
share a special relationship.
- The measure of an exterior angle of a triangle
will always be equal to the sum of the measures
of its remote interior angles.
11Example Problem 5
12The Third angle Theorem
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If two angles of one triangle measure the same as
two angles from another triangle, their third
angles must also be the same measure.
13Example Problem 6
14Have you learned. . . .
- How to apply the angle sum theorem
- How to recognize exterior angles and apply the
exterior angle theorem
- Assignment
- Non-Proof Worksheet 4-2
- Proof p.189 (15-38) all diagrams must be drawn
in your homework