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Hinge Theorem Worksheet

This document provides practice problems related to the hinge theorem and triangle congruence. There are 4 parts with multiple choice and short answer questions about angle measures, side lengths, and identifying congruent triangles based on given information. The document recommends additional practice problems in specific textbook sections.

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Hinge Theorem Worksheet

This document provides practice problems related to the hinge theorem and triangle congruence. There are 4 parts with multiple choice and short answer questions about angle measures, side lengths, and identifying congruent triangles based on given information. The document recommends additional practice problems in specific textbook sections.

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Name: __________________________________ Date: ______________________

PRACTICE WITH THE HINGE THEOREM

PART 1: Complete each statement with >, <, or =. (HINT: Mark the 2nd set of sides, if they
aren’t already marked)

1. AB _____ DE 2. GF _____ LM 3. m 1 ___ m 2 4. MS _____ LS 5. m 1 ___ m 2

6. KD _____ CP 7. m 1 ___ m 2 8. m 1 ___ m 2 9. m 1 ___ m 2 10. TP _____ AG

PART 2: Write an inequality to describe the restrictions on the value of x.

EXAMPLE 11. 12. 13.

x > 13

PART 3: What is the largest angle (of a triangle) in each picture?

14. 15.
PART 4: Use the given information to determine what triangles you should be looking at; then
match each set of information with the appropriate conclusion.

A. m 7 > m 8

B. AD > AB

C. AE > EC

16. AB = BC and 1 2 ABE and CBE

17. AE > EC and AD = CD ADE and

18. m 9 < m 10 and BE = ED

A. ED > AD

B. AF > AB

C. m 12 = m 3

D. AB < BC

E. FD > BD

F. AE > AC

19. AF = AB and m 1 > m 2 ABD and AFD

20. AF = FE and m 11 > m 12 AFD and

21. m 7 < m 8 and FD = BD

22. AF = AB and FD = DB

23. ED = CD and m 9 +m 8 > m 7 + m 6

24. AD = DC and m 6 > m 7

Other practice problems for our quiz . . . visit wikipage and go to the CP Geometry textbook.
Look at Sections 4.1, 4.2, 4.8, and 5.6.

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