Warm-up 4.1 Triangle Sum Theorem

Warm-up4.1 Triangle Sum Theorem 1) Name the corresponding angle(s) to . 2) Name two pairs of alternate exterior angles. 3) Name all angles congruent to LMD. 4) What is the relationship between ?

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Start of Constructions Constructions involve using a compass and straightedge. • No measuring with rulers or protractor. Copying a segment. 1) Put one end of the compass one end of the segment . 2) Stretch the compass to the other end and draw an arc. 3) With a straightedge draw a long straight line. 4) Using the same compass setting from 2) draw the arc with the compass end on the end of the line you just drew.

Copying an angle 1) Draw an arc through the original angle. 2) Use your straightedge to draw a line. 3) Using the same compass setting from 1) draw an arc through the line in 2) 4) Use the arc drawn across the original angle from 1) to measure across the angle using the compass. (Draw a small arc to mark the intersection at the top. Keep thatcompass setting. 5) On the line with arc drawn for 3) use the intersection at the bottom to draw the intersection above with the compass. 6) Connect the end of the line segment with the intersection from 5).

4.1 Triangle Sum Theorem Prove: Triangle Sum Conjecture Paragraph Proof:

4.1 Continued… C-17 Triangle Sum Conjecture The sum of measures of the angles in every triangle is ______. C- 18 Third Angle Conjecture If two angles of one triangle are equal in measure to two angles of another triangle, then the third angle in each triangle _______________________________.

H.W. Assignment 3.1 pg 147 #1-4 To get credit on the 3.1 homework, you must show compass marks. If you do not leave the arcs, you will not get credit. 4.1 pg 203 #2-9

Warm-up 4.1 Triangle Sum Theorem