Triangle

Inequality

Agree or Disagree

Unequal Sides and Angles

40
50
55
75
25
110

Name angles from

smallest to largest

, M, A

Name angles from

, M,
smallest to largest

longer than the second,

then the angle opposite
the longer side is larger
than the angle opposite
the second side.
UNEQUAL SIDES
THEOREM

Correct answer

TRANSITIONAL PAGE

angle, then the side

opposite the larger angle
is longer than the side
opposite the second
angle.
UNEQUAL ANGLE
THEOREM

Activity 4.12

10:45-11:10 Lunch time

11:10-12:30 Practice
Open Court
12:30-12:50 Lunch

Sides of a Triangle

Which of the following

side measures can form a
triangle?
1. 4, 5, yes
6
2. 3, 4, 3
3. 4, 4, no9
4. 10, 11,yes20
5. 2, 6, no
4
yes

Triangle Inequality
Theorem

In a triangle the
sum of the lengths
of any two sides is
greater than the
length of the third
side.

Can a triangle be
constructed with sides of
lengths 12cm, 24cm, and
18cm?

yes

Third Side Property

Find the measure of the

third side of a triangle
1. 2, 31 < x < 5
2. 5, 2 3 < x < 7
3.3, 10 7 < x < 13
4.13, 3.59.5 < x < 16.5
5.15, 205 < x < 35
6. a, b /a-b/ < x < a+b

What is the range of

possible values if the
triangle has two sides
measure
28-20
< x 20 & 28?
<20+28

Final
answer:
8<x<48

2 < x < 12

Riddle Game

Find the measure of the

third side of a triangle
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

1, 76 < x < 8
4, 5 1 < x < 9
2.9 < x < 17.1
7.1, 10
8, 1810 < x < 26
4.5, 20.5
16 < x < 25
9, b /9-b/ < x < 9+b

Which of the following

side measures can form a
triangle?
1. 1, 5, no6
2. 3, 4, 2
3. 4, 5, no9
4. 10, 10,no20
5. 3, 6, yes
5
yes

Only Good Things Will Come

Out from this Situation!

Exterior Angle
Theorem

90 40 50 140 90 50 130 40 90

Find the measure of all

exterior angles
97
27
153

46

62

122

25 + x + 15 = 3x
10
-2x = -50
X = 25
3x 10 = 65
X + 15 = 40

2x - 1

x-2

x+1

=2x 1 (x +
1)
=2x 1 x
1
=x-2

Only good things will come out from this

situation coz He has a good plans for me!

Act 4.13

=
>
<
>

SAS
SSS
SAS
SSS

55hj

40hj

55hj
B

=55
= 70
= 30
= 85
AB<BC
BD>BC
BD>AB
AC > AD

Coverage for the ST 4.4

Unequal Sides Theorem

Unequal Angles Theorem
Sides of a Triangle
Third side of a triangle
Exterior Angle
Hinge Theorem