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Submitted To: Lect. Rekha Submitted By: Shallu Puri Roll No. 06 1 B.ED (A) 2012-13
Triangles
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OBJECTIVES
1. To Help Student Understand The Concept Of Triangles. 2. To Help Student Understand Types Of Triangles. 3. To Help Student Understand The Properties Of Triangles. 4. To Help Student To Solve The Problems Related To Properties Of Triangles. 5. To Help Students To Understand The Similarity Of Triangles. 6. To Help Student To Apply The Knowledge Of Triangles In Day To Day Life.
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CONTENTS
Introduction Types of Triangles Properties of Triangles
If A,B,C are three non Collinear points ,the figure made up by three line segments AB,BC and CA is called a Triangle
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The Six elements of a triangle are1. Side AB 2. Side BC 3.Side AC 4. Angle ABC 5. Angle ACB 6. Angle BAC
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Types of triangles
Equilateral Triangle
6 cm 6 cm
6 cm
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Isosceles triangle
Has 2 EQUAL sides and 2 EQUAL angles 6 cm
6 cm
4 cm
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Scalene triangle
Has NO EQUAL sides and NO EQUAL angles
5 cm
13 cm
6 cm
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Acute triangle
Each of the 3 angles are less than 90 degrees
40
60
80
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Right triangle
One angle is 90 degrees
90
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Obtuse Triangle
Has 1 angle greater than 90 degrees
120
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Properties of Triangles
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A C B
B
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A C Angle A + Angle B + Angle BCA=180 Angle BCA + Angle BCD=180 Angle A + Angle B
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AB+BC >AC
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AB+AC>BC
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AC+BC>AB
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