
Geometry
Triangle Inequality Theorem Worksheets
Decide whether side lengths make a triangle and find the possible range of a third side, using whole numbers or tenths.
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Use side lengths to order opposite angles or identify the largest and smallest angles, with diagrams and named triangles.
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Match each side to its opposite angle, then order the angles or identify the largest and smallest.
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Customize this worksheetThe largest angle lies opposite the longest side, and the smallest angle lies opposite the shortest side.
Learning objective
Compare triangle angles using the lengths of their opposite sides.
Worked example
Angle A > angle C > angle B.
BC is opposite A, AB is opposite C, and CA is opposite B. The side order 9 > 7 > 5 gives the same order for their opposite angles.
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Geometry
Decide whether side lengths make a triangle and find the possible range of a third side, using whole numbers or tenths.
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Geometry
Use angle measures to order opposite sides or identify the longest and shortest sides, with diagrams and named triangles.
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