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Do Now

List the first 10 multiples of:

  1. 3: 3, 6, 9, 12, ….

  • 6: 6, 12,…

  • 9: 9, …

  • 12

Find 10% of £230

Find 50% of £230

Find the missing angles:

a) b)

(Hint: Angles on a straight line sum to…)

100%

230

10%

100%

230

50%

÷ __

÷ __

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Describe

Title: Interior Angles in Polygons

Objective:

To be able to calculate and use the sum of interior angles of polygons.

Key Words and Diagrams:

Interior

Sum

Angle

Polygon

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Describe

Definition: Characteristics:

Examples: Non-Examples:

Angle

The amount of turn between one straight line and another.

  • Two connected �straight lines
  • Often measured in “degrees”
  • Measured with a protractor

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Describe

What Angle Facts do you know?

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Describe

What is a Polygon?

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Describe

What is a Polygon?

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Describe

Definition: Characteristics:

Examples: Non-Examples:

Polygon

Greek for “many angles”

A 2-Dimensional shape �made of 3 or more connected straight lines.

  • Flat shape
  • Straight edges
  • No crossing edges
  • Closed

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Whiteboards

Find the missing angle:

Why did you do these calculations?

40°

60°

 

 

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Whiteboards

Find the missing angle:

Why did you do these calculations?

80°

60°

 

 

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Whiteboards

Find the missing angle:

Why did you do this calculation?

30°

 

 

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Whiteboards

Find the missing angle:

Why did you do this calculation?

60°

45°

 

 

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I Do

Pick one vertex and connect it to all the others in the polygon.

How many interior triangles are there?

You Do

Pick one vertex and connect it to all the others in the polygon.

How many interior triangles are there?

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Explore

Pick one vertex and connect it to all the others in the polygon.

How many interior triangles are there?

What is the same? What is different?

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I Do

Pick one vertex and connect it to all the others in the polygon.

How many interior triangles are there?

What does this tell us about the interior angles in a rectangle?

You Do

Pick one vertex and connect it to all the others in the polygon.

How many interior triangles are there?

What does this tell us about the interior angles in a parallelogram?

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Explore

What can we say about the sum of interior angles in a quadrilateral?

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I Do

Pick one vertex and connect it to all the others in the polygon.

How many triangles are inside it?

What does this tell us about the interior angles?

You Do

Pick one vertex and connect it to all the others in the polygon.

How many triangles are inside it?

What does this tell us about the interior angles?

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Extend your thinking:

Use your table to find the missing angle in the polygons.

145°

100°

130°

120°

100°

150

150°

a)

b)

c)

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Summarise

Your friend is off today and has missed the lesson.

Tomorrow, they will ask you:

“How do you find the sum of interior �angles in a polygon?”

What will you say?

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I Do

Find the missing angle in the polygon.

You Do

Find the missing angle in the polygon.

85°

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I Do

Find the missing angle in the polygon.

You Do

Find the missing angle in the polygon.

115°

270°

50°