1. Given that ÐG is a supplement of ÐH, and mÐG is 82°, what is mÐH? 98 2. Given that ÐG is...
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1. Given that ÐG is a supplement of ÐH, and mÐG is 82°, what is mÐH?
98 2. Given that ÐG is a complement of ÐH, and
mÐG is 28°, what is mÐH? 62 3. ÐT and ÐS are supplementary. The measure
of ÐT is half the measure of ÐS. Find mÐS. 120 & 60 4. ÐT and ÐS are complementary. The measure
of ÐT is half the measure of ÐS. Find mÐS. 60 & 30 5. ÐT and ÐS are supplementary. The measure
of ÐT is two times the measure of ÐS. Find mÐS.
60 & 120
5- Minute Check
Standard 3: Students will understand geometric concepts and applications.
Objectives: Find the perimeter, circumference and area
of common plane figures. Use a general problem-solving plan. Mastery is 80% or Better on 5-Minute Checks
Standards/Objectives:
Diameterd=2r
CircumferenceC=2πr
AreaA=πr2
Circle
diameterradius
** Always use the π button on the calculator; even when the directions say to use 3.14.
Compare and Contrast the differences and similarities between Perimeter and Circumference.
Pair Share
P=2l +2w P=2(5in)+2(3in) P=10in+6in
P=16in
A=lw A=(5in)(3in) A=15in2
Example: Find the perim. & area of the figure.
3 in
5 in
P=a+b+cP=5ft+7ft+6ftP=18 ft
A= ½ bhA= ½ (7ft)(4ft)A= ½ (28ft2)A= 14ft2
Ex: Find the perimeter & area of the figure.
7 ft7 ft
5 ft5 ft
4 ft4 ft
6 ft6 ft
How do you find the height of a triangle to find area?
Does the slant height differ from the regular height? Explain a situation where this might be the same.
Quick Write
C=2πrC=2π(5in)C=10π inC≈31.4 in
A=πr2
A=π(5in)2
A=25π in2
A≈78.5 in2
Ex: Find the circumference & area of the circle.
10in
10in
Standard 3: Students will understand geometric concepts and applications.
Objectives: Find the perimeter and area of common
plane figures. Use a general problem-solving plan. Mastery is 80% or Better on 5-Minute Checks
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