1. What happened when we tried to form a triangle with two angle measures that had a sum greater than 180 degrees? 2. What happened when we tried to form a triangle with two angle measures that had a sum equal to 180 degrees? 3. What happened when we tried to form a triangle with two angle measures that had a sum less than 180 degrees? 4. Can we form a triangle with two angles of any measure? Explain. by Camille Bridges https://padlet.com/hhmath2/dzd21xym1ipfrj9s Post your response to the discussion topic by clicking the plus button below. en-us 2025-01-21 13:43:49 UTC 2025-01-21 15:05:56 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f4ac.png ellefarzad30 https://padlet.com/hhmath2/dzd21xym1ipfrj9s/wish/3298914208 The angels were not able to form a triangle

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  • The triangle did not form and ended up looking more like a parallelagram.

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    When we had a sum greater than 180 degrees, the triangle would no form.

    When we had a sum of 180, a triangle would form.

    When we had a sum less than 180, a triangle would not form.

    We cannot form a triangle with two angles of any measure.


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  • Angles combined that are greater than 180 degrees do not form a triangle.

  • Angles combined that are equal to 180 from parallel lines are cannot make a triangle.

  • Angles combined equal less than 180 can make a triangle.

  • No, because if the angles are equal to or greater than 180, it will not be a triangle

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  • It was too far apart

  • It was paralell.

  • We could make a triamgle.

  • No.

    • ]]>     2025-01-21 15:02:02 UTC https://padlet.com/hhmath2/dzd21xym1ipfrj9s/wish/3298916832     sloanewilford30 https://padlet.com/hhmath2/dzd21xym1ipfrj9s/wish/3298918725 1The sides would not come together as an angle.

    2 The sides seemed like the first 3 sides of a square/rectangle

    3 The sides came together and formed a triangle

    4 No, if angles equal 18 degrees or more, a triangle cannot be formed. 🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦕🦕🦕🦕🦕🦕🦕🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖

    ]]>     2025-01-21 15:03:12 UTC https://padlet.com/hhmath2/dzd21xym1ipfrj9s/wish/3298918725     ellefarzad30 https://padlet.com/hhmath2/dzd21xym1ipfrj9s/wish/3298918866 2 the angels were not able to form a triagle


    3 the angles were able to form a triangle


    4 no you cannot it will have to be less than 180

    ]]>     2025-01-21 15:03:18 UTC https://padlet.com/hhmath2/dzd21xym1ipfrj9s/wish/3298918866     annaevans30 https://padlet.com/hhmath2/dzd21xym1ipfrj9s/wish/3298919038 1. triangles did not form

    2. the angles were parallel to each other

    3. the angles can form a triangle

    3. no

    ]]>     2025-01-21 15:03:26 UTC https://padlet.com/hhmath2/dzd21xym1ipfrj9s/wish/3298919038     https://padlet.com/hhmath2/dzd21xym1ipfrj9s/wish/3298919325 1) A triangle wasn't formed.

    2) The angles cannot create a triangle.

    3) The angles could create a triangle.

    4) No!!

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  • When we tried to form this kind of angle, we noticed that the 2 angles would not end up adding to be less than 180 degrees making it parellel and not a triangle.

  • Same with my first answer, if you added up the 2 angles to make 180 degrees, then it would make two parellel lines that would never intercect.

  • When the two angles added up to be less than 180 degrees it had potential or did make a triangle.

  • No. Because of what we just proved, not every 3 set of angles can make a traingle.

    • ]]>     2025-01-21 15:03:58 UTC https://padlet.com/hhmath2/dzd21xym1ipfrj9s/wish/3298919994     https://padlet.com/hhmath2/dzd21xym1ipfrj9s/wish/3298920278 1) the angles would never cross because they were going in opposite directions


    2) the angle would never cross


    3) they would eventually cross and the third angle would help add up to 180


    4)no, because if the angles add up to 180 or over, they would be parallel or would go in opposite directions

    ]]>     2025-01-21 15:04:10 UTC https://padlet.com/hhmath2/dzd21xym1ipfrj9s/wish/3298920278     scarlettcobb30 https://padlet.com/hhmath2/dzd21xym1ipfrj9s/wish/3298920438 1) When we we tried to form a triangle with 2 angles that measured > 180, it wouldn't form bc. it was too large

    2)When the two sums EQUALED 180 it also didn't work bc the third sum would have to be 0 and it wouldn't be a triangle

    3) sums less than 180 form triangles

    4) No, because all the angle measurements (3 total) have to add up to 180.

    ]]>     2025-01-21 15:04:17 UTC https://padlet.com/hhmath2/dzd21xym1ipfrj9s/wish/3298920438     brielleking30 https://padlet.com/hhmath2/dzd21xym1ipfrj9s/wish/3298920990 They would become parallel instead of a triangle.


    It would as well not become a triangle but instead parallel to the other angle.


    It became a triangle.


    No because you still need to make sure those angles aren't greater or equal to 180 but instead less than 180.


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  • when we tried to form a triangle where the angles mesured more than 180 degrees it did not make a triangle.

  • when we tried to make a triangle with the sum being equal to 180 degrees, the lines were parrallel.

  • when we tried to form a triangle with the sum being less than 180 degrees, it did form a triangle.

  • No, you can not form a triangle with any two angles because some angles, when put together, had one angle that would be going away from the other angle.

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