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Objectives: Within the timeframe the students will be able to: identify the kinds of triangle; name the basic parts of a triangle; classify triangles according to its side and angles; measures the sides and angles of given triangles; cooperate actively in a given task.
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Objectives: Within the timeframe the students will be able to:

• identify the kinds of triangle;

• name the basic parts of a triangle;

• classify triangles according to its side and angles;

• measures the sides and angles of given triangles;

• cooperate actively in a given task.

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What is a line segment?

A line segment is a part of a line consisting two endpoints and all the points between them.

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Angle what is it?

An angle is formed by two non collinear rays with a common endpoint.

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Acute Angle Right Angle

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Obtuse Angle

Vertex

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A carpenter cut different triangles with different sizes. He wanted to classify these according to sides and angles and he found difficult in doing it.

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Triangles Classified according to SIDES

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SCALENE TRIANGLE

E

D

F

No two of its sides are congruent.

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ISOSCELES TRIANGLE

G

H

I

At least two of its sides are congruent.

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G

H

I

Vertex angle – common

endpoint of two rays

Leg Leg

Base angle Base angle

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EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE

J

K

L

All sides are congruent.

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Triangles Classified according to ANGLES

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ACUTE TRIANGLE

M

N

O

All of its angles are acute.

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RIGHT TRIANGLE

P

Q

R

It has one right angle.

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Acute Angle

Acute Angle

Hypotenuse- longest side and it is

side opposite the right angle.

Right AngleLeg

Leg

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OBTUSE TRIANGLE

S

T

U

One of its angle is obtuse.

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EQUIANGULAR TRIANGLE

X

V

W

All of its angles are congruent.


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