Can these sides and angles make a triangle?

Grade 7 Math Worksheet

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Circle the best answer.

  1. Jun sorts three pencils that are 20 cm, 9 cm and 11 cm long. Which describes the triangles Jun can build with them as sides?

    • More than one triangle: different sizes or shapes fit
    • Exactly one triangle: only one size and shape fits
    • No triangle: nothing fits
  2. Noah lays out three pencils that are 12 cm, 11 cm and 20 cm long. Which describes the triangles Noah can build with them as sides?

    • Exactly one triangle: only one size and shape fits
    • No triangle: nothing fits
    • More than one triangle: different sizes or shapes fit
  3. Ren wants to draw a kite wing with angles of 35°, 60° and 75°. Which describes the triangles Ren can draw?

    • No triangle: nothing fits
    • More than one triangle: different sizes or shapes fit
    • Exactly one triangle: only one size and shape fits
  4. Bo draws a side of 12 cm, then wants angles of 28° and 64° at its two ends. Which describes the triangles Bo can draw?

    • No triangle: nothing fits
    • More than one triangle: different sizes or shapes fit
    • Exactly one triangle: only one size and shape fits
  5. Esme draws a side of 5 cm, then wants angles of 92° and 88° at its two ends. Which describes the triangles Esme can draw?

    • Exactly one triangle: only one size and shape fits
    • No triangle: nothing fits
    • More than one triangle: different sizes or shapes fit
  6. Kira knows two angles, 110° and 85°, and a 7 cm side that is not between them. Which describes the triangles Kira can draw?

    • No triangle: nothing fits
    • Exactly one triangle: only one size and shape fits
    • More than one triangle: different sizes or shapes fit
  7. Milo draws two sides of 9 cm and 12 cm that meet at an angle of 40°. Which describes the triangles Milo can draw?

    • More than one triangle: different sizes or shapes fit
    • Exactly one triangle: only one size and shape fits
    • No triangle: nothing fits
  8. Ren sketches two sides of 6 cm and 11 cm that meet at an angle of 20°. Which describes the triangles Ren can draw?

    • No triangle: nothing fits
    • More than one triangle: different sizes or shapes fit
    • Exactly one triangle: only one size and shape fits
  9. Read this first

    Use this

    Table with three rows. Row A: sides 7 cm, 9 cm and 16 cm. Row B: angles 120° and 60° and the 5 cm side between them. Row C: sides 8 cm and 14 cm with a 70° angle between them.

  10. Ari lists what three friends know about the triangle each wants to draw. Which row can build exactly one triangle?

    • Row C
    • Row A
    • Row B
  11. Use this

    Table with three rows. Row A: angles 55°, 60° and 65°. Row B: sides 10 cm, 13 cm and 18 cm. Row C: sides 5 cm, 6 cm and 15 cm.

  12. Bo lists what three friends know about the triangle each wants to draw. Which row can build exactly one triangle?

    • Row B
    • Row C
    • Row A
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Can these sides and angles make a triangle?

Answer Key - Grade 7 Math Worksheet

Circle the best answer.

  1. Jun sorts three pencils that are 20 cm, 9 cm and 11 cm long. Which describes the triangles Jun can build with them as sides?

    • More than one triangle: different sizes or shapes fit
    • Exactly one triangle: only one size and shape fits
    • No triangle: nothing fits
  2. Noah lays out three pencils that are 12 cm, 11 cm and 20 cm long. Which describes the triangles Noah can build with them as sides?

    • Exactly one triangle: only one size and shape fits
    • No triangle: nothing fits
    • More than one triangle: different sizes or shapes fit
  3. Ren wants to draw a kite wing with angles of 35°, 60° and 75°. Which describes the triangles Ren can draw?

    • No triangle: nothing fits
    • More than one triangle: different sizes or shapes fit
    • Exactly one triangle: only one size and shape fits
  4. Bo draws a side of 12 cm, then wants angles of 28° and 64° at its two ends. Which describes the triangles Bo can draw?

    • No triangle: nothing fits
    • More than one triangle: different sizes or shapes fit
    • Exactly one triangle: only one size and shape fits
  5. Esme draws a side of 5 cm, then wants angles of 92° and 88° at its two ends. Which describes the triangles Esme can draw?

    • Exactly one triangle: only one size and shape fits
    • No triangle: nothing fits
    • More than one triangle: different sizes or shapes fit
  6. Kira knows two angles, 110° and 85°, and a 7 cm side that is not between them. Which describes the triangles Kira can draw?

    • No triangle: nothing fits
    • Exactly one triangle: only one size and shape fits
    • More than one triangle: different sizes or shapes fit
  7. Milo draws two sides of 9 cm and 12 cm that meet at an angle of 40°. Which describes the triangles Milo can draw?

    • More than one triangle: different sizes or shapes fit
    • Exactly one triangle: only one size and shape fits
    • No triangle: nothing fits
  8. Ren sketches two sides of 6 cm and 11 cm that meet at an angle of 20°. Which describes the triangles Ren can draw?

    • No triangle: nothing fits
    • More than one triangle: different sizes or shapes fit
    • Exactly one triangle: only one size and shape fits
  9. Read this first

    Use this

    Table with three rows. Row A: sides 7 cm, 9 cm and 16 cm. Row B: angles 120° and 60° and the 5 cm side between them. Row C: sides 8 cm and 14 cm with a 70° angle between them.

  10. Ari lists what three friends know about the triangle each wants to draw. Which row can build exactly one triangle?

    • Row C
    • Row A
    • Row B
  11. Use this

    Table with three rows. Row A: angles 55°, 60° and 65°. Row B: sides 10 cm, 13 cm and 18 cm. Row C: sides 5 cm, 6 cm and 15 cm.

  12. Bo lists what three friends know about the triangle each wants to draw. Which row can build exactly one triangle?

    • Row B
    • Row C
    • Row A