Triangle Sum Theorem By: Jeffrey McAven. Triangle What is the measure of the interior angles of a...

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Triangle Sum Theorem By: Jeffrey McAven

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Page 1: Triangle Sum Theorem By: Jeffrey McAven. Triangle What is the measure of the interior angles of a Triangle? 180°

Triangle Sum Theorem

By: Jeffrey McAven

Page 2: Triangle Sum Theorem By: Jeffrey McAven. Triangle What is the measure of the interior angles of a Triangle? 180°

Triangle

•What is the measure of the interior angles of a Triangle?

180°

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Rectangle

•What is the measure of the interior angles of a Rectangle?

Hint: How many triangles are there in a rectangle?

360° (180 for each triangle)

180°

180°

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Does this work for ANY shape

•Any ideas how I might find the measure of the Interior angles for a random figure?

3 triangles

540° 4 Triangles720°

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What is the Formula?

•After talking about the previous slides can you think of a possible formula?

(n-2)180 = the sum of the interior angles

n is the number of sides on any figure

Regular polygon: all sides and angle measurements are equal.

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Lets Practice shall we.....

Tell me how many triangles and what the sum on the interior angles would be.

4 Sides

(4-2)180 = 360

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Now what if I just tell you the amount of side??

Decagon (10 sides)

Nonagon (9 sides)

Dodecagon (12 Sides)

18-gon

(10-2)180 = 1,440

(9-2)180 = 1,260

(12-2)180 = 1,800

(18-2)180 = 2,880