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Angle Side Relationships in a triangle

Author:William Gripentrog

Make A the largest angle in the triangle. Which side the largest side?

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  • B
  • C
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Make B the largest angle in the triangle. Which side the largest side?

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Make C the largest angle in the triangle

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Make A the smallest angle in the triangle. Which side is the smallest side?

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Make B the smallest angle in the triangle. Which side is the smallest side?

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  • B
  • C
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Make C the smallest angle in the triangle. Which side is the smallest side?

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1. Generalize what you have learned. If you have a triangle with known angle measures, how do you know which side is the largest side? smallest side?

A triangle has the following angle measurements: mA = 170, mB=9, & mC=1. Order the sides from least to greatest.

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A triangle has sides measuring AB = 3, AC = 11, & BC = 9. Order the angles of the triangle from least to greatest

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