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MATHEMATICS PRAYER

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Motivational
Lesson 8 – Problem Solving Involving
Sides and Angles of Common
Polygons
Objective:
Solve problems involving sides and angles of a
polygon.
DESCRIBE ME
Describe the following figures below?

A triangle with all angles are acute.


A triangle with congruent sides
Enrichment
DESCRIBE ME
Describe the following figures below?

A quadrilateral with one parallel


sides.
A triangle with no congruent sides
Enrichment
DESCRIBE ME
Describe the following figures
below?

A triangle with right angle.


A quadrilateral with two pairs of
parallel sides. Enrichment
WHAT ARE TRIANGLES?
Triangles are three – sided polygons.
A polygon is a closed, flat figure whose sides are made up of
line segments.
Triangles are classified in two ways : according to angles
and according to sides.

Lesson Proper
△ ACCORDING TO MEASURE OF ITS ANGLES
A triangle with a right A triangle with an obtuse
A triangle with three angle is called a RIGHT angle is called an
acute angles is an TRIANGLE. OBTUSE TRIANGLE.
ACUTE TRIANGLE.

Lesson Proper
△ ACCORDING TO MEASURE OF ITS ANGLES

A triangle with all angles are


equal is called EQUIANGULAR
TRIANGLE.

Lesson Proper
△ ACCORDING TO MEASURE OF ITS SIDES
A triangle with two equal A triangle whose sides all
A triangle whose three sides is called an have difference lengths is
sides are all of equal ISOSCELES TRIANGLE. called a SCALENE
length is called an
TRIANGLE.
EQUILATERAL
TRIANGLE.

Lesson Proper
MEASURING ANGLES

A protractor is a tool used to measure angles.

∠ 𝑷 =𝟒𝟎°

The unit of measurement for angle is called degree ()

Lesson Proper
Examples:

𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐥𝐞 𝐄=𝟏𝟑𝟑° ∠ 𝐁𝐀𝐂 =𝟏𝟏𝟎 °

Lesson Proper
Activity 1: Use a protractor to measure all the angles of each
triangle and record the measurements.
180º
The sum of the measures of the angles of a triangle is equal to
__________.

Lesson Proper
Enrichment
▱ QUADRILATERALS
A quadrilateral is a polygon with 4 sides. Here is the family of
quadrilaterals.

Lesson Proper
▱ QUADRILATERALS
The three special quadrilaterals are the parallelogram,
trapezoid, and kite.

Lesson Proper
K L
A trapezoid is a quadrilateral with only one pair of
opposite sides that are parallel.
Figure 3 shows a trapezoid where ||
N
these parallel sides are called the bases of the trapezoid.
Figure 3 M
Understandably. and are not parallel.
There are two special kinds of trapezoid, the right trapezoid and
the isosceles
R trapezoid.I
C I

Figure 4 Figure 5

E T O S
Lesson Proper
▱ QUADRILATERALS
There are two special kinds of trapezoid, the right trapezoid and the
isosceles trapezoid.

Lesson Proper
R I
A right trapezoid has two right angles.
In figure 4, and are right angles.
Figure 4

E T
A trapezoid is isosceles if the nonparallel sides have equal
lengths,
C
In figure 5, ; hence, trapezoid ICISO is isosceles.

Figure 5

O S Lesson Proper
A parallelogram is a quadrilateral of which both pairs of opposite sides
are parallel and have equal lengths.
E F

H Figure 2
G
EFGH in figure 2 is a parallelogram, where is parallel to , denoted as |
.
Also, is parallel to , denoted as || .
Also, EF = HG and EH = FG. Lesson Proper
QUADRILATERALS
Within the family of quadrilaterals is the family of
parallelograms, which includes the rectangle, rhombus,
and square.

Lesson Proper
A rectangle is a parallelogram with four right
angles. T C

In figure 7, RECT is a rectangle with four right


angles,
namely.
. , . And . R E
Figure 7

The box at each comer indicates right angle.


If we draw a diagonal, we have two identical
right triangles.
The lengths of the diagonals of any rectangle are Lesson Proper
A rhombus is a parallelogram, four sides of which have equal
length.
M B

S U
Figure 8

Figure 8 shows rhombus MBUS with MB = BU = US = SM.


If we draw a diagonal, we have two identical isosceles triangles.
The diagonals are perpendicular. Lesson Proper
Lesson Proper
E R
A square is a rectangle; it has four right
angles. A square is a rhombus; it has four
sides of equal lengths.
In figure 9, we have square UERA with right
angles , , . and .
Also, UE = ER = RA = AU . U A
Figure 9
As we can see the definitions of rectangle
and rhombus are put together to define
square.
If we draw one of the diagonals of a square,
we have two identical isosceles right
triangles.
Lesson Proper
S

A kite is a quadrilateral formed by


joining two different isosceles triangles E
P R
with a common base.
Figure 6 shows kite PQRS with Figure 6
Q
and .
The diagonals and are perpendicular
with as the common base.
The kite only have one pair of angles
congruent.
Lesson Proper
The sum of the measures of the angles of a quadrilateral 360º
is equal to
__________.

Lesson Proper
A kite only have 1 pair of angles congruent.

C
D

Lesson Proper
Lesson Proper
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT
Solve for x.

1. 2. 2x+2º

70º

Formative
Polygons are seen everywhere.
Kindly get representations of triangles or quadrilaterals
inside your house and share it with the class.

Synthesis
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT NO. 2
Pointers to Review:
1. Lesson 5: Polygons and Convexity
2. Lesson 6: Circles
3. Lesson 8: Problem Solving Involving Sides and Angles
of Common Polygons
When: March 01, (Monday, after Math Class)
Deadline: March 01 (Monday, 9:00pm)
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