Angles and sides of triangles

Answer Key - Grade 6 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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1. 1.

   Milo sketches a tower roof end as an isosceles triangle. Its top angle is 100°, and its two base angles are equal. How big is each base angle, in degrees?

   40
2. 2.

   Noah sketches a castle pennant as an isosceles triangle. Its top angle is 20°, and its two base angles are equal. How big is each base angle, in degrees?

   80
3. 3.

   Pia sketches a tent end as an isosceles triangle. Its top angle is 80°, and its two base angles are equal. How big is each base angle, in degrees?

   50
4. 4.

   Ren sketches a tower pennant as an isosceles triangle. Its two equal base angles are 50° each. How big is the top angle, in degrees?

   80
5. 5.

   Tala sketches a tent end as an isosceles triangle. Its two equal base angles are 35° each. How big is the top angle, in degrees?

   110
6. 6.

   Ari sketches a castle roof end as an isosceles triangle. Its two equal base angles are 25° each. How big is the top angle, in degrees?

   130
7. 7.

   Esme fences a triangular turtle pen. Two fences are 7 ft and 12 ft long. The third fence is a whole number of feet. What is the longest the third fence can be?

   18
8. 8.

   Jun fences a triangular flower bed. Two fences are 5 ft and 13 ft long. The third fence is a whole number of feet. What is the longest the third fence can be?

   17
9. 9.

   Luz fences a triangular frog pond. Two fences are 3 ft and 10 ft long. The third fence is a whole number of feet. What is the shortest the third fence can be?

   8
10. 10.

    Kira draws triangle ABC on a map. Corner A is 60° and corner B is 40°. Which side is the longest?

    • Side CA
    • Side BC
    • Side AB