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4th Quarter Module 2 Summative Test

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What theorem of inequality will you use if the problem gives or requires information about the relationship of the sides or interior angles of a triangle?
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Triangle Equality
Hinge Theorem
Exterior Angle Inequality
Triangle Inequality

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Q1
What theorem of inequality will you use if the problem gives or requires information about the relationship of the sides or interior angles of a triangle?
Triangle Equality
Hinge Theorem
Exterior Angle Inequality
Triangle Inequality
30s
Q2
What theorem of inequality will you use If the problem gives or requires information about the relationship of the exterior and interior angles of a triangle?
Exterior Angle Inequality
Triangle Equality
Hinge Theorem
Triangle Inequality
30s
Q3
Which of the following sides can be used to form a triangle with sides measuring 7 units and 17 units?
7 units
10 units
11 units
24 units
30s
Q4
What is a valid conclusion in the given figure?
$\angle X<\angle Y$
$\angle X>150\degree$
$\angle Y>150\degree$
$\angle X>\angle Y$
30s
Q5
From the two triangles. Which is true?
$\angle R>\angle U$
$\angle E>\angle U$
$\angle E<\angle B$
$\angle U<\angle R$
30s
Q6
In the triangles below, which correctly describes the value of X?
$AC=x$
$AC>x$
$AC$
$AD$
30s
Q7
Which given set of numbers are lengths of sides of a triangle?
5, 5, 5
3, 2, 1
2, 4, 6
5, 6 , 1
30s
Q8
What is the range of the possible lengths of the third side of ∆SAP if SA = 5 and PA = 2.5?
$7.5$
$2.5>x>7.5$
$7.5>x>2.5$
$2$
30s
Q9
In the triangles below, which correctly describes the value of Y?
$y>16$
$y>15$
$y<16$
$y<15$
30s
Q10
What is the range of values for EN in the given figure?
$\frac{5}{3}$
$\frac{5}{3}$
$\frac{5}{2}$
$\frac{5}{2}>EN>\frac{5}{6}$
30s

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