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A Tale of Three Intersecting Lines

Checkpoint: roads, altitudes and rays

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Sticks of 6 cm and 9 cm are given. Which third stick can close into a triangle?

What is true of an acute-angled triangle?

Two angles at the ends of a side are 61° and 47°. What is the third angle?

Two angles at the ends of a side are 95° and 85°. What happens?

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  1. 0 Start here
  2. 1 Three lines that cross
  3. 2 Named by its sides
  4. 3 Named by its angles
  5. 4 The three angles come to 180°
  6. 5 Two angles decide the third
  7. 6 The angle that leans out
  8. 7 Will these three close?
  9. 8 Longest side, widest corner
  10. 9 Direct road, roundabout road
  11. 10 The height from a corner
  12. 11 Two angles and the side between
  13. 12 Checkpoint: roads, altitudes and rays
  14. 13 The big picture
  15. 14 Track quiz

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