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10th grade Midsegments of triangles worksheet

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Midsegments of triangles

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  1. Kira folds a paper triangle. The crease QS joins two midpoints; QS = (x + 3) cm and FG = (3x − 11) cm. How long is FG, in cm?

  2. Milo looks at a triangular window. The wooden strip DF joins two midpoints; DF = (3x − 4) inches and VS = (5x + 1) inches. How long is VS, in inches?

  3. Noah walks in a triangular park. The path HC joins two midpoints; HC = (4x − 3) m and QU = (7x + 4) m. How long is QU, in m?

  4. Ren looks at a triangular sail. W, Y and D are the midpoints of its three sides. What is the perimeter of △WYD, in feet?

  5. Tala studies three towns on a map. G, H and Q are the midpoints of its three sides. What is the perimeter of △GHQ, in miles?

  6. Zee cuts a triangular wedge of cheese. C, U and Y are the midpoints of its three sides. What is the perimeter of △CUY, in cm?

  7. Ari looks at the triangular front of a tent. The crossbar QS joins two midpoints, and m∠DFG = 53°. What is m∠FQS, in degrees?

  8. Bo looks at the triangular front of a roof. The beam HY joins two midpoints, and m∠UCW = 64°. What is m∠CHY, in degrees?

  9. Esme looks at the brace under a ramp. The bar SG joins two midpoints, and m∠QVD = 71°. What is m∠VSG, in degrees?

  10. Jun looks at a triangular window. The wooden strip UC joins two midpoints, and m∠WHF = 46°. What is m∠HUC, in degrees?

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About this worksheet

Midsegments of triangles. Every version has 10 questions, and the answer key prints on the second page.

What your child will learn

  • I can say that a midsegment is parallel to the third side and half as long, and use it both ways.
  • I can find the perimeter of the triangle made by the three midsegments, or the big triangle's perimeter from it.
  • I can write 2 × midsegment = third side, solve for x, and use the parallel to find angles.

Standard: G-CO.C.10

Words to know

midpoint: The point that cuts a segment into two equal halves.

midsegment: A segment joining the midpoints of two sides of a triangle.

third side: The side the midsegment never touches; the midsegment runs beside it.

parallel (∥): Running the same way and never meeting.

tick marks, arrows: Marks on a sketch: same ticks mean equal lengths; arrows mean parallel lines.

Common mistakes

Your child doubled when the midsegment is half.

Your child gave the length of the third side, not the midsegment.

Your child halved one of the sides the midpoints sit on.

What to say

Ask: is the segment across the middle longer or shorter than the side it runs beside?

Ask: which segment does the question ask for?

Ask: which side does the midsegment run beside without touching?

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with midsegments of triangles?

Your child doubled when the midsegment is half.

How can I help my child with midsegments of triangles?

Ask: is the segment across the middle longer or shorter than the side it runs beside?

Are these 10th grade math worksheets free to print?

Yes. All 6 printable versions at each level are free to print, with the answer key, and no account is needed.

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