Energetics Topic 5.1 – 5.2 Topic 5.1 Exothermic and Endothermic Reactions.
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In Chapter 4, you investigated similarity and discovered that similar triangles have special relationships. In this chapter, you will discover that the side ratios in a right triangle can serve as a powerful mathematical tool that allows you to find missing side lengths and missing angle measures for any right triangle. You will also learn how these ratios (called trigonometric ratios) can be used in solving problems.
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5.1
What If The Triangles Are Special?
Pg. 3Isosceles Right Triangles and Squares
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5.3 – What If The Triangles Are Special?Isosceles Right Triangles and Squares
You now know when triangles are similar and how to find missing side lengths in a similar triangle using proportions. Today you will be using both of these ideas to investigate patterns within special isosceles right triangles. These patterns will allow you to use a shortcut whenever you are finding side lengths in these particular types of right triangles.
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5.1 – SQUARESa. Find the length of a diagonal in a square with a side length of 1cm.
1cm
1cm
2 2 21 1 x 21 1 x 22 x
2 x
2
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b. Find the length of a diagonal in a square with a side length of 5cm.
5cm
5cm
2 2 25 5 x 225 25 x
250 x
5 2 x
5 2
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c. Find the length of a diagonal in a square with a side length of 7cm.
7cm
7cm
2 2 27 7 x 249 49 x
298 x
7 2 x
7 2
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d. Since all squares are similar, Jebari decided to follow the pattern to find the missing diagonal length using ratios. Without using the Pythagorean theorem, use the pattern to find all of the missing lengths of the square.
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25
25
2525 2
30
30 3030 2
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8 8
8
8
10
22
2 10 2
25 2
5 2
5 2
5 2
5 2
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d. Jebari noticed that when you draw the diagonal of a square it makes two isosceles triangles. Given this fact, find all of the missing angles in the given picture. Then find the missing sides in respect to x.
x
2x
x
x
4545
4545
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e. What if it is only a half square? Find the missing sides of the isosceles right triangle. Then complete the relation.
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If the side opposite the 45° is ______, the
side opposite the other 45° is ______, and
opposite the 90° is ______.
9
x 2
x
x
x
x 2
9 2
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45
8
8 2
4511
11 2
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9
945
15 2
15
45
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5545
14 2
1445
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45
8
22
2 8 2
2 4 2
4 2
4 2
12
22
2 12 2
26 2
6 2
6 245
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5.3 – DIAGONALS OF OTHER SHAPESEva was very excited to find this shortcut. She decided to use this to find the length of a diagonal for a rectangle.
a. What was wrong with what Eva wants to do? Explain why you can't use 45°-45°-90° with a rectangle.
The two legs of the triangle are not equal
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b. What should she do instead of using 45°-45°-90° ratios?
Pythagorean theorem
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c. Find the length of a diagonal in the given rectangle.
2 2 25 9 x 225 81 x 2106 x
106 x
106
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5.4 – AREA Find the area of the shapes using the special triangle ratio.
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10 14
1414
2
bhA bh
14 14
2A 14 10
98A 140
2238A un
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6
6
6 6A
236A un
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10 2
10 2
10 2 10 2A
2200A un
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Right Triangles Project
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Take 5 computer papers and fold them to make a flip chart. Staple the top of the papers.
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Right Triangles Project
Pythagorean Theorem: Given 2 sides
45º– 45º– 90º
30º– 60º– 90º
Sine – S
sin-1, cos-1, tan-1
Your NameBlock#
Cosine – C
Tangent – T
2x x x 3 2x x x
OH
AHOA
Clinometer MeasuresArea of Regular Polygons
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Pythagorean Theorem: Given two side lengths
leg
leghypotenuse
leg2 + leg2 = hyp2
5 11
x
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45º– 45º– 90º x x x 2
8
45°
45°
y x
x
45°
45°
y 12
45 45 90 1 1 2
x
x
45°
45°
2x