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    Mathematics Pratomsuksa 5 Chapter 13 Exercises

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    Types of triangles

    All triangles have 3 angles and 3 straight sides.

    Shape Name Characteristics

    1.

    Equilateraltriangle

    All sides of equal length Each angle 60 3 axes of symmetry

    2.

    Isoscelestriangle

    2 sides of equal length Equal base angles 1 axis of symmetry

    3. Scalenetriangle

    All sides of different lengths All angles unequal

    4. Acute-angledtriangle All angles acute

    5.Obtuse-angled

    triangle 1 obtuse angle

    6.Right-angled

    triangle 1 right angle

    Base, base angles, vertex and height of triangle

    Point P, point Qand point Rare the vertices.

    h is the height.

    QR is the base.

    PQRand PRQare the base angles.

    13 Tr iangles

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    Mathematics Pratomsuksa 5 Chapter 13 Notes

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    Drawing triangles

    Always do a sketch of the triangle.

    Draw it with a ruler, a compass and a protractor.

    Interior angles of triangles

    The total sum of the three interior angles of a triangle is 180.

    a + b + c = 180

    Perimeters of triangles

    Perimeter =PQ+

    QR+

    RP

    Areas of triangles

    Area of a triangle =12

    base height

    Area of PQR =12

    QR

    QP

    Area of STV =12

    ST

    UV

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    A Name each triangle based on the characteristics of theangles and sides. Write the reason.

    Triangle Name based on

    angles Reason

    Acute-angled triangleAll the angles areacute angles.

    1.

    Right-angled triangle One of the angles is aright angle.

    2.Obtuse-angledtriangle

    One of the angles isan obtuse angle.

    3.

    Acute-angled triangleAll the angles areacute angles.

    Triangle Name based on sides Reason

    Equilateral triangleAll the sides have thesame length.

    4.Scalene triangle

    All the sides havedifferent lengths.

    5.Equilateral triangle

    All the sides have thesame length.

    6.

    Isosceles triangle Two of the sides have

    the same length.

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    B Draw the axes of symmetry and ll in the blanks.

    1.

    No. of axis of symmetry: 1

    2.

    No. of axis of symmetry: 3

    3.

    No. of axis of symmetry: 1

    4.

    No. of axis of symmetry: 3

    5.

    No. of axis of symmetry: 0

    6.

    No. of axis of symmetry: 1

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    C Fill in the blanks based on the given diagrams.

    Triangle Base Base angle Vertex Height

    Example:

    YZ

    XYZ andXZY

    Point X,point Y

    and point Z

    XW

    1.

    UP

    SUP andSPU

    Point P,point S and

    point U

    SU

    2.

    NI LNI and

    LIN

    Point I,

    point L andpoint N

    LA

    3.

    NO

    MNO andMON

    Point M,point N

    and pointO

    MP

    4.

    MF

    UFM andUMF

    Point F,point M

    and pointU

    CU

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    D Draw triangles based on these specications.

    1. An equilateral triangle with sides of 4.0 cm each.

    2. A XYZ withXZis 5 cm.

    XYis 4 cm and

    YZis 3 cm.

    3. A RST withRSis 3 cm,

    ST is 3 cm and RST is 90.

    4. A MNO withMNis 5 cm, OMN and ONM are 45.

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    3. The perimeter of an equilateral triangle is 45 centimeters. How long isthe side?

    Answer:15 cm

    H Calculate the areas of the given triangles.

    1.

    Area = 70square centimeters

    2.

    Area = 48square centimeters

    3.

    Area = 24square meters

    4.

    Area = 35square meters

    5.

    Area = 600square centimeters

    6.

    Area = 110square meters

    I Answer the questions.

    1. A triangle has a length of the base of 5 m and a height of 6 m. Whatis the area of the triangle?

    Answer: 15 square meters

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    2. What is the area of a triangle with the height of 2 m and the base ofthree times of its height?

    Answer: 6 square meters

    3. A triangular ag has a base of 30 cm and a height of 45 cm. It ismade up of a piece of paper. What is the total area of the paper?

    Answer: 675 square centimeters

    J Calculate the following. Show the working.

    1. Find the area of ABCD, if AC is 10 cm.

    Area of ABC =12

    3 10

    =15

    Areaof ACD =12

    3 10

    =15

    Areaof ABCD = 15 + 15 = 30 square centimeters

    2. Ning wants to paint the board shown below. How many squarecentimeters does Ning need to paint?

    Area of PRSU = 120 100

    =12,000

    Areaof UST =12 40 100

    =2,000

    Areaof PQR =12

    40 100

    =2,000

    Total area = 12,000 + 2,000 + 2,000

    = 16,000 square centimeters

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    Mathematics Pratomsuksa 5 Chapter 13 Mastery Practice

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    1.

    What is the name of thetriangle above?I Isosceles triangleII Equilateral triangleIII Acute-angled triangle

    A I onlyB I and II onlyC II and III onlyD I, II and III

    The base angles are the same. Two sides have the same

    length.

    2. Which of the following trianglesdoes the above informationdescribe?A Obtuse-angled triangleB Isosceles triangleC Scalene triangleD Right-angled triangle

    3.

    How many axes of symmetrydoes the above trianglehave?A 0 C 2B 1 D 3

    4.

    IfQSis the base, which is the

    height of the triangle?

    APQ C

    PR

    BRS D

    PS

    5. How many axes of symmetrydoes an equilateral trianglehave?A 0 C 2B 1 D 3

    6.

    Look at the above triangle.What is X?A 20 C 40B 30 D 50

    7.

    Study the above triangle. IfSRT = 30, STR =A 20 C 60B 40 D 90

    M a s t e e r y P r a c t i c M a s t e e r y P r a c t i c

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    8. What is the value of an interiorangle of an equilateraltriangle?A 45 C 90

    B 60 D 85

    9.

    What is the perimeter of theabove triangle?A 60 cm C 120 cm

    B 40 cm D 150 cm

    10. The perimeter of a triangularstamp is 7 cm. Its two similarsides are 2 cm each. What isthe length of its base?A 1 cm C 3 cmB 2 cm D 7 cm

    11. A triangular cloth has 3 equalsides of 55 cm long. What isthe perimeter of the cloth?A 55 cm C 120 cmB 110 cm D 165 cm

    12.

    What is the area of the abovetriangle?A 3 square centimetersB 7 square centimetersC 6 square centimetersD 12 square centimeters

    13.

    Whatis the area of WXZ?

    A 8 square meters

    B 16 square meters

    C 20 square meters

    D 30 square meters

    14.

    Whatis the area of PQR?

    A 35 square metersB 100 square meters

    C 150 square meters

    D 300 square meters

    15. Calculate the area of a

    triangle with the base of

    30 cm and the height of a half

    of the base.

    A 15 square centimeters

    B 30 square centimeters

    C 225 square centimeters

    D 450 square centimeters