42° + 42° + 96° = 180°
Angles
Use triangle sums, parallel lines and exterior angles. Move the diagram to explore the relationships.
1 comparison · 3 levels · Untimed
Explore angles, areas, shapes and the relationships between them.
42° + 42° + 96° = 180°
Use triangle sums, parallel lines and exterior angles. Move the diagram to explore the relationships.
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½ × 6 × 4 = 12 square units
Compare triangle areas, rectangles and composite figures. Change dimensions to test your reasoning.
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2× sides · 4× area
Explore triangle inequalities, similar shapes and rhombus diagonals. Decide what follows from the givens.
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Rise 1 ÷ run 3 = 1/3
Compare rise and run, related lines and moving points. Explore how direction changes slope.
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2× edge · 4× surface · 8× volume
Compare volume and surface area in cuboids, cylinders and cones. Explore what happens when a solid is scaled.
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sin 30° ≈ 0.50 · cos 30° ≈ 0.87
Compare right-triangle ratios, sine, cosine and tangent. Change the angle to explore their relationships.
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90° rotation · lengths stay equal
Translate, reflect, rotate and scale figures. Explore what changes and what stays the same.
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Midpoint (3, 2.5) · distance = 5
Use coordinates to compare distances, midpoints and moving points. Test relationships on a grid.
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5 sides · 540° inside · 360° total turn
Reason about interior angles, exterior turns and diagonals. Explore what regularity allows you to conclude.
1 comparison · 3 levels · Untimed
1/4 of the circle · area 4π
Compare circumferences, areas, arcs and sectors. Change the radius or angle to test your reasoning.
1 comparison · 3 levels · Untimed
Build connected shapes with a fixed area. Match a target perimeter, or find the smallest or largest possible perimeter.
1 puzzle · 3 levels · Untimed
Use tangent lines, circle centers and labeled measurements to find the radius that fits.
6 questions · 8 levels · 5 choices
Find a missing triangle angle from the two angles you know.
4 min · Example and practice
Measure perpendicular height to compare triangle areas without relying on shape.
4 min · Example and practice
Count filled unit squares for area and exposed edges for perimeter.
4 min · Example and practice
Distinguish the scale factor for side lengths from the scale factor for area.
4 min · Example and practice
Find a line’s slope from coordinate differences and keep the sign.
4 min · Example and practice
Predict how a solid changes when every length is multiplied by the same factor.
4 min · Example and practice
Turn circle tangency into distances between centers, then use a right triangle to find a radius.
4 min · Example and practice
Build equations from touching circles, then use the stated region to choose the circle that fits.
6 min · Example and practice
Identify opposite, adjacent and hypotenuse before using sine, cosine or tangent.
4 min · Example and practice
Use coordinates, signs and identities to compare trigonometric expressions beyond a right triangle.
6 min · Example and practice
Follow a rotation around a stated center and check what stays unchanged.
4 min · Example and practice
Separate distance from midpoint by using differences for length and averages for location.
4 min · Example and practice
Connect triangle totals to interior angles and one complete exterior turn.
4 min · Example and practice
Use the central angle to take the same fraction of circumference or circle area.
4 min · Example and practice
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