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Geometry Problems - Angles and Sides

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In Problem 9, the length of one side of the triangle is ______ inches.

The angle markings in Problem 9 are both equal to (3x)°, suggesting that the triangle has ______ angles.

two

In Problem 10, the known angle at point C measures ______°.

In Problem 11, the lengths of sides RS and RT are given as 33 and ______ units respectively.

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The additional unlabeled problem refers to the value of x as ______.

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Triangle with unknown angles (Problem 9)

A triangle has two equal angles, each marked as 3x degrees. One side length is 8 inches. We need to find the value of x and y.

Triangle with a line segment (Problem 10)

Triangle ABC has a line segment connecting vertices A and D. Angle at C = 63°. ∠1 and ∠2 are unknown.

Triangle RST (Problem 11)

Triangle RST has unknown angles m∠T and m∠R. Side lengths RS = 33 and RT = 3.5.

Additional problem (Problem 12) x = 18, y = 2

A problem with an unknown variable 'x' is given as having a value of 18. Another variable 'y' is given as having a value of 2. The specifics of the problem are missing.

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Angle Sum within Triangle

The sum of all angles in a triangle always equals 180 degrees.

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Problem 9

Variable x represents a side length of 8 inches
Variable y is missing a value

Problem 10

Missing angle measurements for m∠1 and m∠2 are needed
Triangle has an unknown angle

Problem 11

m∠T = 63 degrees
m∠R = 35 degrees

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This quiz focuses on solving geometry problems related to triangles and side lengths. You will need to find missing values for variables representing side lengths and angles. Perfect for students looking to sharpen their skills in basic geometry.