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Triangle Sum Theorem Practice Worksheet with Problems Involving Algebraic Expressions for Missing Angles

A worksheet titled "Triangle Sum Theorem Practice 2" with eight problems involving finding missing angles in triangles using algebraic expressions. Each problem includes a triangle with given angles and an unknown angle labeled as 'x' or in terms of 'x'. The worksheet has spaces for name, date, and period at the top.

A worksheet titled "Triangle Sum Theorem Practice 2" with eight problems involving finding missing angles in triangles using algebraic expressions. Each problem includes a triangle with given angles and an unknown angle labeled as 'x' or in terms of 'x'. The worksheet has spaces for name, date, and period at the top.

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Here are the step-by-step solutions for each problem on the worksheet. The main rule we use for all of these is the Triangle Sum Theorem, which says that the three angles inside any triangle always add up to 180°.

Problem 1


* Identify the clues: The tick marks on two sides mean this is an isosceles triangle. This means the two base angles are equal. Since one base angle is $x^\circ$, the other bottom angle is also $x^\circ$. The top angle is $62^\circ$.
* Set up the equation: $x + x + 62 = 180$
* Solve:
$$2x + 62 = 180$$
$$2x = 118$$
$$x = 59$$
* Missing Angles: The two missing angles are both 59°.

Problem 2


* Identify the clues: The angles are $80^\circ$, $(2x)^\circ$, and $x^\circ$.
* Set up the equation: $80 + 2x + x = 180$
* Solve:
$$80 + 3x = 180$$
$$3x = 100$$
$$x = 33.33$$ (or $33 \frac{1}{3}$)
* Missing Angles:
Angle $x$ is 33.3°.
Angle $2x$ is $2 \times 33.33 =$ 66.7°.

Problem 3


* Identify the clues: The square symbol in the corner means it is a right angle ($90^\circ$). The other angles are $49^\circ$ and $x^\circ$.
* Set up the equation: $90 + 49 + x = 180$
* Solve:
$$139 + x = 180$$
$$x = 41$$
* Missing Angle: $x$ is 41°.

Problem 4


* Identify the clues: The angles are $36^\circ$, $61^\circ$, and $(x + 34)^\circ$.
* Set up the equation: $36 + 61 + (x + 34) = 180$
* Solve:
Combine the numbers: $36 + 61 + 34 = 131$
$$131 + x = 180$$
$$x = 49$$
* Missing Angle: Plug $x$ back into the expression $(x + 34)$:
$49 + 34 =$ 83°.

Problem 5


* Identify the clues: The angles are $27^\circ$, $(x + 15)^\circ$, and $x^\circ$.
* Set up the equation: $27 + (x + 15) + x = 180$
* Solve:
Combine like terms ($x + x$ and $27 + 15$):
$$2x + 42 = 180$$
$$2x = 138$$
$$x = 69$$
* Missing Angles:
Angle $x$ is 69°.
Angle $(x + 15)$ is $69 + 15 =$ 84°.

Problem 6


* Identify the clues: The angles are $(2x - 20)^\circ$, $(x + 40)^\circ$, and $(2x + 20)^\circ$.
* Set up the equation: $(2x - 20) + (x + 40) + (2x + 20) = 180$
* Solve:
Combine the $x$'s: $2x + x + 2x = 5x$
Combine the numbers: $-20 + 40 + 20 = 40$
$$5x + 40 = 180$$
$$5x = 140$$
$$x = 28$$
* Missing Angles:
Angle $(2x - 20)$: $2(28) - 20 = 56 - 20 =$ 36°.
Angle $(x + 40)$: $28 + 40 =$ 68°.
Angle $(2x + 20)$: $2(28) + 20 = 56 + 20 =$ 76°.

Problem 7


* Identify the clues: We know $\angle ABC = 107^\circ$ and $\angle BCA = 36^\circ$. We need to find $\angle CAB$.
* Set up the equation: $107 + 36 + \angle CAB = 180$
* Solve:
$$143 + \angle CAB = 180$$
$$\angle CAB = 37$$
* Answer: The measure of $\angle CAB$ is 37°.

Problem 8


* Identify the clues: The angles are $(x + 52)^\circ$, $(x + 8)^\circ$, and $x^\circ$.
* Set up the equation: $(x + 52) + (x + 8) + x = 180$
* Solve:
Combine $x$'s: $x + x + x = 3x$
Combine numbers: $52 + 8 = 60$
$$3x + 60 = 180$$
$$3x = 120$$
$$x = 40$$
* Find all angles:
$\angle FDE$ ($x$) = 40°
$\angle DEF$ ($x + 52$) = $40 + 52 =$ 92°
$\angle EFD$ ($x + 8$) = $40 + 8 =$ 48°

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Final Answer:

1. $x = 59$; Missing angles are 59° and 59°.
2. $x = 33.3$; Missing angles are 33.3° and 66.7°.
3. $x = 41$; Missing angle is 41°.
4. $x = 49$; Missing angle is 83°.
5. $x = 69$; Missing angles are 69° and 84°.
6. $x = 28$; Missing angles are 36°, 68°, and 76°.
7. $m\angle CAB =$ 37°.
8. $x = 40$; Angles are 40°, 92°, and 48°.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of triangle sum theorem worksheet.
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