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A Tale Of Three Intersecting Lines Practice 2: Angle Sum And Exterior Angle And Side Length Relationships

Practice A Tale of Three Intersecting Lines

MathematicsGrade 7Mixed12 questions18 min
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Question 1
AdvancedQuestion

Two angles of a triangle are 4545^\circ and 5050^\circ. What is the third angle?

Topic: Angle Sum and Exterior Angle · Skill: Use exterior-angle relationship

Question 2
EasyQuestion

Two angles of a triangle are 4545^\circ and 5555^\circ. What is the third angle?

Topic: Angle Sum and Exterior Angle · Skill: Use exterior-angle relationship

Question 3
MediumQuestion

Two angles of a triangle are 4545^\circ and 6060^\circ. What is the third angle?

Topic: Angle Sum and Exterior Angle · Skill: Use exterior-angle relationship

Question 4
EasyQuestion

Two angles of a triangle are 4646^\circ and 5050^\circ. What is the third angle?

Topic: Angle Sum and Exterior Angle · Skill: Detect impossible triangle angles

What this assignment covers

Focused Grade 7 Ganita Prakash practice for A Tale of Three Intersecting Lines, covering Angle Sum and Exterior Angle, Side Length Relationships.

Skills and sections

Use exterior-angle relationship, Detect impossible triangle angles, Apply triangle inequality, Find possible third-side ranges

  • Concept Check: 6 questions
  • Apply and Solve: 6 questions