Angles and sides of triangles
Grade 6 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Ari sketches a boat sail, a triangle with angles of 50° and 60°. The three corners fit along a straight line, which is 180°. What is the third angle, in degrees?
Bo sketches a tent flap, a triangle with angles of 40° and 75°. The three corners fit along a straight line, which is 180°. What is the third angle, in degrees?
The triangle's three corners cut off and placed side by side along a straight line (180° in all). Two corners are labeled 40° and 75°; the third is labeled ?°. The drawing is not to scale. The triangle's three corners cut off and placed side by side along a straight line (180° in all). Two corners are labeled 40° and 75°; the third is labeled ?°. The drawing is not to scale. 40° 75° ?° 180° Not to scale. Jun sketches a castle pennant: a triangle with angles of 20° and 55°. The three corners fit along a straight line, which is 180°. What is the third angle, in degrees?
The triangle's three corners cut off and placed side by side along a straight line (180° in all). Two corners are labeled 20° and 55°; the third is labeled ?°. The drawing is not to scale. The triangle's three corners cut off and placed side by side along a straight line (180° in all). Two corners are labeled 20° and 55°; the third is labeled ?°. The drawing is not to scale. 20° 55° ?° 180° in all Not to scale. Luz sketches a boat sail, a triangle with angles of 60° and 80°. The three corners fit along a straight line, which is 180°. What is the third angle, in degrees?
The triangle's three corners cut off and placed side by side along a straight line (180° in all). Two corners are labeled 60° and 80°; the third is labeled ?°. The drawing is not to scale. The triangle's three corners cut off and placed side by side along a straight line (180° in all). Two corners are labeled 60° and 80°; the third is labeled ?°. The drawing is not to scale. 60° 80° ?° 180° Not to scale. Milo sketches a tent flap, a triangle with angles of 70° and 65°. The three corners fit along a straight line, which is 180°. What is the third angle, in degrees?
The triangle's three corners cut off and placed side by side along a straight line (180° in all). Two corners are labeled 70° and 65°; the third is labeled ?°. The drawing is not to scale. The triangle's three corners cut off and placed side by side along a straight line (180° in all). Two corners are labeled 70° and 65°; the third is labeled ?°. The drawing is not to scale. 70° 65° ?° 180° Not to scale. Noah has glue and three craft sticks: 4 cm, 3 cm and 9 cm long. Laid end to end, the two shorter craft sticks reach 7 cm. Can the three craft sticks make a triangle?
Number line in cm, ticks every 1 cm. The 9 cm craft stick is drawn above the line; the 3 cm and 4 cm craft sticks are drawn end to end below it, stopping at 7. Number line in cm, ticks every 1 cm. The 9 cm craft stick is drawn above the line; the 3 cm and 4 cm craft sticks are drawn end to end below it, stopping at 7. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 cm craft stick 3 cm craft stick 4 cm craft stick cm - No: a triangle needs all three craft sticks the same length
- Yes: any three craft sticks make a triangle
- No: the two shorter craft sticks together (7 cm) are not longer than the longest (9 cm)
Ren has glue and three craft sticks: 6 cm, 13 cm and 4 cm long. Laid end to end, the two shorter craft sticks reach 10 cm. Can the three craft sticks make a triangle?
Number line in cm, ticks every 1 cm. The 13 cm craft stick is drawn above the line; the 4 cm and 6 cm craft sticks are drawn end to end below it, stopping at 10. Number line in cm, ticks every 1 cm. The 13 cm craft stick is drawn above the line; the 4 cm and 6 cm craft sticks are drawn end to end below it, stopping at 10. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 13 cm craft stick 4 cm craft stick 6 cm craft stick cm The 13 cm craft stick is drawn above the line; the 4 cm and 6 cm craft sticks are drawn end to end below it, stopping at 10. - Yes: any three craft sticks make a triangle
- No: the two shorter craft sticks together (10 cm) are not longer than the longest (13 cm)
- No: a triangle needs all three craft sticks the same length
Tala has glue and three craft sticks: 3 cm, 8 cm and 5 cm long. Laid end to end, the two shorter craft sticks reach 8 cm. Can the three craft sticks make a triangle?
Number line in cm, ticks every 1 cm. The 8 cm craft stick is drawn above the line; the 3 cm and 5 cm craft sticks are drawn end to end below it, stopping at 8. Number line in cm, ticks every 1 cm. The 8 cm craft stick is drawn above the line; the 3 cm and 5 cm craft sticks are drawn end to end below it, stopping at 8. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 cm craft stick 3 cm craft stick 5 cm craft stick cm - Yes: the two shorter craft sticks reach 8 cm, as far as the longest, so they fit and a triangle forms
- No: the two shorter craft sticks together (8 cm) are not longer than the longest (8 cm)
- No: a triangle needs all three craft sticks the same length
Pia labels triangle ABC on a map. Corner A is 100°, corner B is 50° and corner C is 30°. The longest side is across from the largest angle. Which side is the longest?
Triangle ABC (not drawn to scale) with the corners labeled A 100°, B 50° and C 30° and each side named by its two end corners. Triangle ABC (not drawn to scale) with the corners labeled A 100°, B 50° and C 30° and each side named by its two end corners. A B C 100° 50° 30° Not to scale - Side BC
- Side AB
- Side CA
Ren labels triangle ABC on a map. Corner A is 40°, corner B is 85° and corner C is 55°. The longest side is across from the largest angle. Which side is the longest?
Triangle ABC (not drawn to scale) with the corners labeled A 40°, B 85° and C 55° and each side named by its two end corners. Triangle ABC (not drawn to scale) with the corners labeled A 40°, B 85° and C 55° and each side named by its two end corners. A B C 40° 85° 55° Not to scale - Side BC
- Side AB
- Side CA