EduSahara™ Assignment
Name : Triangle Angle Properties
Chapter : Triangles and Its Properties
Grade : SSC Grade VII
License : Non Commercial Use
Question
1
1.
Two angles of a triangle measure 52° and 61° respectively. Find the measure of the third angle of the triangle
(i)
67°
(ii)
68°
(iii)
69°
(iv)
65°
(v)
66°
Question
2
2.
The angles of a triangle ABC are in the ratio 3 : 2 : 4. Find the measure of each angle of the triangle
(i)
A
=
58°
,
B
=
40°
,
C
=
82°
(ii)
A
=
60°
,
B
=
40°
,
C
=
80°
(iii)
A
=
60°
,
B
=
38°
,
C
=
82°
(iv)
A
=
58°
,
B
=
42°
,
C
=
80°
(v)
A
=
62°
,
B
=
40°
,
C
=
78°
Question
3
3.
In △CDE, if ∠C = 68° and ∠D = 64°, find the measure of ∠E
(i)
E
=
46°
(ii)
E
=
47°
(iii)
E
=
49°
(iv)
E
=
50°
(v)
E
=
48°
Question
4
4.
In △DEF, if ∠D = 60° and ∠E = ∠F, find the measure of each of the equal angles of the triangle
(i)
58°
(ii)
59°
(iii)
61°
(iv)
62°
(v)
60°
Question
5
5.
One angle of a triangle measures 45° and the other two angles are in the ratio 2 : 3. Find these angles.
(i)
B
=
52°
,
C
=
79°
(ii)
B
=
53°
,
C
=
80°
(iii)
B
=
55°
,
C
=
82°
(iv)
B
=
56°
,
C
=
83°
(v)
B
=
54°
,
C
=
81°
Question
6
6.
In a right-angled triangle, the two acute angles are in the ratio 1 : 2. Find these angles.
(i)
A
=
28°
,
C
=
58°
(ii)
A
=
30°
,
C
=
60°
(iii)
A
=
32°
,
C
=
62°
(iv)
A
=
29°
,
C
=
59°
(v)
A
=
31°
,
C
=
61°
Question
7
7.
One of the two equal angles of an isosceles triangle measures 64°. Find the measure of each angle of the triangle.
(i)
A
=
66°
,
B
=
64°
,
C
=
50°
(ii)
A
=
62°
,
B
=
64°
,
C
=
54°
(iii)
A
=
64°
,
B
=
62°
,
C
=
54°
(iv)
A
=
64°
,
B
=
64°
,
C
=
52°
(v)
A
=
62°
,
B
=
66°
,
C
=
52°
Question
8
8.
Find the measure of each of the two equal angles of an isosceles right-angled triangle.
(i)
46°
(ii)
47°
(iii)
45°
(iv)
44°
(v)
43°
Question
9
9.
If all the three angles of a triangle are of the same measure, find the measure of each of the angles.
(i)
60°
(ii)
59°
(iii)
62°
(iv)
61°
(v)
58°
Question
10
10.
In a right-angled triangle if one of the acute angles is 62°, find the measure of the other acute angle.
(i)
30°
(ii)
28°
(iii)
29°
(iv)
27°
(v)
26°
Question
11
11.
The vertical angle of an isosceles triangle is twice the sum of its base angles. Find each angle of the triangle.
(i)
A
=
120°
,
B
=
28°
,
C
=
32°
(ii)
A
=
118°
,
B
=
30°
,
C
=
32°
(iii)
A
=
118°
,
B
=
32°
,
C
=
30°
(iv)
A
=
122°
,
B
=
30°
,
C
=
28°
(v)
A
=
120°
,
B
=
30°
,
C
=
30°
Question
12
12.
In an isosceles triangle, each base angle is four times its vertical angle. Find each angle of the triangle.
(i)
A
=
20°
,
B
=
80°
,
C
=
80°
(ii)
A
=
18°
,
B
=
80°
,
C
=
82°
(iii)
A
=
22°
,
B
=
80°
,
C
=
78°
(iv)
A
=
20°
,
B
=
78°
,
C
=
82°
(v)
A
=
18°
,
B
=
82°
,
C
=
80°
Question
13
13.
The ratio between the base angle and the vertical angle of an isosceles triangle is 5 : 2. Find each angle of the triangle
(i)
A
=
28°
,
B
=
77°
,
C
=
75°
(ii)
A
=
28°
,
B
=
75°
,
C
=
77°
(iii)
A
=
30°
,
B
=
75°
,
C
=
75°
(iv)
A
=
32°
,
B
=
75°
,
C
=
73°
(v)
A
=
30°
,
B
=
73°
,
C
=
77°
Question
14
14.
Each of the two equal angles of an isosceles triangle is half the third angle. Find the angles of the triangle
(i)
X
=
45°
,
Y
=
88°
,
Z
=
47°
(ii)
X
=
43°
,
Y
=
92°
,
Z
=
45°
(iii)
X
=
45°
,
Y
=
90°
,
Z
=
45°
(iv)
X
=
43°
,
Y
=
90°
,
Z
=
47°
(v)
X
=
47°
,
Y
=
90°
,
Z
=
43°
Assignment Key
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2) (ii)
3) (v)
4) (v)
5) (v)
6) (ii)
7) (iv)
8) (iii)
9) (i)
10) (ii)
11) (v)
12) (i)
13) (iii)
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