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Copy of Triangle Side Angle Relationships Discovery

Discover the relationship between the sides and angles in one triangle:Use the arrow (move) tool to drag the vertices around the page.
1) a. Make angle A the largest angle. What is the name of the segment that is the longest? _____ b. Make angle B the largest angle. What is the name of the segment that is the longest? _____ c. Make angle C the largest angle. What is the name of the segment that is the longest? _____ 2) a. Make angle A the smallest angle. What is the name of the segment that is the shortest? ___ b. Make angle B the smallest angle. What is the name of the segment that is the shortest? ___ c. Make angle C the smallest angle. What is the name of the segment that is the shortest? ___ 3) If you create the triangle such that AB<AC<BC. What are the names of the angles in order from least to greatest? _______________________________ 4) a. If AB=AC, what do you know about angle B and angle C? __________________________ b. What theorem justifies this?_________________________________ 5) Create a scalene triangle. Can a scalene triangle have two of the same sized angles? Explain. 6) Explain why the hypotenuse must be the longest side of a right triangle.