Ceo metry Hw 1 Give: ithe side name and ii the sale name for'each of these ingles 2 Using side and angle markings, draw a triangle that is: © equilaterat b right-angled and isosceles —€_obtuse-auged and scalene 3. Find the vals of ie a in these ti je 2% 10° 4 A ladder meets with the wall at a 30° angle. Find the angle thatthe ladder makes with the ground, « * b ¢ aA LS /\ ; = 120° 80° x6 A framed mirror was hung with fabric, as shown in the photograph at right. Find the size of the exterior angle, e, that the fabric makes with the top edge of the frame. 7 Draw these quadrilateral, showing all parallel sis, sides of equal length and angles of equal siz, ising appropriate markings: @ rectangle b atapedium ¢ akite darhomius 8 Find the value ofthe pronumera in each diagram below oP b « a Non-calculator questions 9 A kite has a bottom angle of 50° and a top angle of 120°, 120" Find the sizeof the other two angles ofthe kite 10 Find the value of each of the pronumerals, giving reasons for your answer. a b © 5 +10" » [sor (7+ 20° . 3 2x 0ehsiee) Note: There may be more than one correct answer. n In the diagrams at right, angles a and b are: a A equal B corresponding © co-interior D alternate b A vertically opposite B corresponding © covinterior D alternate © A comesponding B co-interior € alternate D supplementary B corresponding © cosinterior dA vertically opposite D alternate i state the type of angle relation that you use ii calculate the value of the pronumeral Zz 12 For each diagram: H. ‘Scalene tangle vy | Biguilatral langle | Acute © [Tsoscales ‘Aeate 2a \ b p ey 3a re7 bo m=80 6 weTse d x03 eo x= 20" 90° bxail8c y=70" d x=20° 4 » eer . e “ 4 Sa geass b x90" © x=60° a r= 60° ‘Non-caleulator questions 9 95° 30 a x= 15°, vertically opposite angles are equal = 50°, comesponding angles are equal, angle sum ofa straight line is 180°; y= 25°, corresponding angles are equal © y= 100°, co-interior angles add to 180°; x= 16*, ‘angles opposite the equal sides of aa isosceles ‘wiangle are equal, angle sum of a tiangle is 180° _ y=110",co-interior angles add to 180°; m= 8 ‘omesponding angles are equal k= 14, comesponding angles are equal, angle sum of @ triangle is 180° £ m=40°, corresponding angles sre equal; y= 4", angle sum of a triangle is 180°, alternate angles ‘xe equal WaAB bA ¢BD aD 12 a ¥ Atemate angles it 260° jecically opposite angles y= 135° 1 Vestcally opposite angles then co-interior angles, then vertically opposite angles 150°