WORKBOOK SAMPLER Chapter 7: Polygons - Nelson Education
WORKBOOK SAMPLER Chapter 7: Polygons - Nelson Education
WORKBOOK SAMPLER Chapter 7: Polygons - Nelson Education
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<strong>Chapter</strong><br />
1. Make a triangle by joining three cities on the map.<br />
a) What are the side lengths of<br />
your triangle, in millimetres<br />
e.g., 16 mm, 20 mm, and 34 mm<br />
b) What are the angle measures<br />
of your triangle<br />
e.g., 1308, 308, and 208<br />
c) What are two names for the<br />
type of triangle you made<br />
e.g., obtuse triangle and<br />
scalene triangle<br />
d) What is one property that<br />
your triangle shares with all<br />
triangles e.g., The sum of<br />
the interior angles is 1808.<br />
Whitehorse<br />
Victoria<br />
Yellowknife<br />
Fort<br />
McMurray<br />
Edmonton<br />
Regina<br />
0 500 1000 km<br />
Winnipeg<br />
Baker<br />
Lake<br />
Churchill<br />
e) What is one property that your triangle does not share with<br />
some triangles<br />
e.g., It does not have equal sides or equal angles.<br />
Toronto<br />
N<br />
Iqaluit<br />
Fredericton<br />
Québec<br />
City<br />
Ottawa<br />
St. John’s<br />
Charlottetown<br />
Halifax<br />
Moncton<br />
2. Draw a rectangle by joining Yellowknife, Baker Lake, Churchill,<br />
and Fort McMurray.<br />
a) What are the side lengths, in millimetres<br />
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b) What are the angle measures 908<br />
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c) What are two names for the quadrilateral you made<br />
CO<br />
CrowleArt Group<br />
rectangle Technical and parallelogram<br />
d) What is Pass one property 2nd that pass this quadrilateral shares with<br />
another Approved type of quadrilateral Use diagrams.<br />
Not Approved<br />
e.g., It has four right angles, like a square. OR When you<br />
draw a diagonal in a rectangle, you always get two<br />
congruent triangles. A rhombus has the same property.<br />
2. d) e.g.,<br />
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