JeopardyTriangle Sides

TriangleInequality

Hinge Theorem Converse of Hinge Theorem

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Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from Triangle Sides

The following subset an appropriate set of triangle lengths? (True/False)[ 25, 25, 25]

$100 Answer from Triangle Sides

True

$200 Question from Triangle Sides

The following subset an appropriate set of triangle lengths? (True/False)[ 3, 6, 3]

$200 Answer from Triangle Sides

False

$300 Question from Triangle Sides

The following subset an appropriate set of triangle lengths? (True/False)[ 1, 2, 3]

$300 Answer from Triangle Sides

False

$400 Question from Triangle Sides

The following subset an appropriate set of triangle lengths? (True/False)[ 4, 6, 3]

$400 Answer from Triangle Sides

True

$500 Question from Triangle Sides

1013, 2238, 1224,

$500 Answer from Triangle Sides

False

$100 Question from Triangle Inequality

Find an interval of lengths for the thirdSide of a triangle with side lengths4 and 8.

$100 Answer from Triangle Inequality

4< x < 12

$200 Question from Triangle Inequality

Find an interval of lengths For the third side of a triangleWith side lengths 17 and 34.

$200 Answer from Triangle Inequality

17 < x < 51

$300 Question from Triangle Inequality

Find an interval of the last sideOf a triangle that has side lengths 9.2 And 3.4

$300 Answer from Triangle Inequality

5.8 < x < 12. 6

$400 Question from Triangle Inequality

Find the interval of lengths for the lastSide of a triangle with lengths1031 and 735.

$400 Answer from Triangle Inequality

296 < x < 1766

$500 Question from Triangle Inequality

Find the interval of lengths for The last side of a triangle with side Lengths “a” and “b”, given that a > b

$500 Answer from Triangle Inequality

a-b < x < a + b

$100 Question from Hinge Theorem

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$400 Question from Hinge Theorem

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$500 Question from Hinge Theorem

Triangle 1 has side lengths 4 and 3, And the included angle measure is 91.

Triangle 2 has side lengths 4 and 3, And the included angle measure is 109.

Which triangle has the longer third side?

$500 Answer from Hinge Theorem

Triangle 2

$100 Question from Hinge Theorem Converse

$100 Answer from Hinge Theorem Converse

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$200 Question from Hinge Theorem Converse

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$300 Question from Hinge Theorem Converse

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$400 Question from Hinge Theorem Converse

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$500 Question from Hinge Theorem Converse

In order for the Converse of the Hinge Theorem to be true, ______sides need to be congruent in two different triangles.

$500 Answer from Hinge Theorem Converse

Two or three

$100 Question from Hinge Theorem Converse

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$500 Question from H5

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Final JeopardyIn the diagram, A is the Smallest angle and C is the largest angle.Describe the possible values for x.

Final Jeopardy Answer

2< x < 7