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Do Now

List the first 10 multiples of:

  1. 3: 3, 6, 9, 12, ….

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  • 6: 6, 12,…

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  • 9: 9, …

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Find 10% of £230

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Find 50% of £230

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Find the missing angles:

a) b)

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

100%

230

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50%

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Describe

Title: Interior Angles in Polygons

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Objective:

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

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Key Words and Diagrams:

Interior

Sum

Angle

Polygon

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Describe

Definition: Characteristics:

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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:

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Polygon

Greek for “many angles”

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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:

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Why did you do these calculations?

40°

60°

 

 

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Whiteboards

Find the missing angle:

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Why did you do these calculations?

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80°

60°

 

 

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Whiteboards

Find the missing angle:

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Why did you do this calculation?

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30°

 

 

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Whiteboards

Find the missing angle:

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Why did you do this calculation?

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60°

45°

 

 

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I Do

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

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How many interior triangles are there?

You Do

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

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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?

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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.

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How many interior triangles are there?

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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.

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How many interior triangles are there?

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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.

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How many triangles are inside it?

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What does this tell us about the interior angles?

You Do

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

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How many triangles are inside it?

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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.

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145°

100°

130°

120°

100°

150

150°

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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?”

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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°