Activity 8. Midsegment of a Triangle. Name. Date

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. Name Date Activity 8 Midsegment of a Triangle Construct the geometric object by following the instructions below, and then answer the questions about the object. 1. From the Lines Toolbar, select Triangle. 2. Create a triangle and label it ABC. 3. Create the midpoint of a side of the triangle. a. From the Construct Toolbar, select Midpoint. b. Move the cursor toward side until the message Midpoint of this side of the triangle appears. Click once. c. Label this point X. 4. Create the midpoint of and label it Y. 5. Create the midpoint of CA and label it Z. 6. From the Lines Toolbar, select Triangle and create triangle XYZ. The sides that created triangle XYZ are the midsegments of triangle ABC. They connect the midpoints of the sides of a triangle. Figure 8.1 7. From the Check Property Toolbar, select Parallel. 8. Move the cursor toward until the message Is this side of the triangle appears. Click once. 9. Move the cursor toward until the message Parallel to this side of the triangle appears. Click once. 10. Drag to the upper right corner and click.

32 Exploring the Basics of Geometry with Cabri 11. Are the two segments parallel? 12. Check to see if and are parallel to their opposite sides. 13. Alter the triangle by dragging a vertex of triangle ABC. 14. Are all the midsegments still parallel to their opposite side? 15. What can you conclude about the relationship between the midsegment and its opposite side? 16. Measure and record the following lengths in the table below. Side Length Midsegment Length AB = ZY = BC = ZX = AC = XY = 17. How does the side length compare to the length of the midsegment opposite the side? 18. Alter the triangle by dragging one of its vertices. 19. Record the new measurements in the table below. Side Length Midsegment Length AB = ZY = BC = ZX = AC = XY = 20. Alter the triangle by dragging one of its vertices. 21. Record the new measurements in the table below. Side Length Midsegment Length AB= ZY = BC = ZX = AC = XY = 22. What can you conclude about the length of the midsegment compared to its opposite side?

Activity 8: Midsegment of a Triangle 33 23. Find the perimeter of triangle ABC. a. From the Measure Toolbar, select Distance and Length. b. Move the cursor toward triangle ABC until the message Perimeter of this triangle appears. Click once. c. Label this the perimeter of ABC. 24. Find and label the perimeter of triangle XYZ. 25. Find the area of triangle ABC. a. From the Measure Toolbar, select Area. b. Move the cursor toward triangle ABC until the message This triangle appears. Click once. c. Label this the area of ABC. 26. Find and label the area of triangle XYZ. Figure 8.2 27. Record your measurements in the table below. Alter your triangle two more times by dragging one of the vertices, then complete the table. Perimeter ABC Perimeter XYZ Area ABC Area XYZ 28. What is the relationship between the perimeter of ABC and the perimeter of XYZ? 29. What is the relationship between the area of ABC and the area of XYZ?

34 Exploring the Basics of Geometry with Cabri 30. Delete all of your measurements. 31. Measure and label the angles in ABC and XYZ. 32. Drag the vertices of ABC so that it is an acute triangle. 33. What type of triangle is XYZ? 34. Drag one of the vertices of ABC so that it is an obtuse triangle. 35. What type of triangle is XYZ? 36. Open a new figure. 37. Create an isosceles triangle. a. Create and label segment. b. Measure the length of. c. From the Construct Toolbar, select Measurement Transfer. d. Click on the length of and then point B. e. A dotted line will appear. Click once and a point will appear. Label this C. f. Create segment and. 38. Measure and label the length of and. 39. Construct the three midpoints of the sides of triangle ABC, labeling them as shown in Figure 8.3. Figure 8.3 40. From the Lines Toolbar, select Triangle and create triangle RST. 41. Measure the lengths of the sides of RST. 42. What type of triangle is RST? 43. Alter the triangle two more times by dragging a vertex of ABC. 44. What type of triangle is ABC? RST?. 45. Clear the screen.

Activity 8: Midsegment of a Triangle 35 46. Create an equilateral triangle and label it EFG. a. From the Lines Toolbar, select Regular Polygon. b. Click once and drag to form a dotted circle. Click to deselect the circle. c. Click and hold the mouse button and drag until a triangle appears. Release the mouse button. 47. Measure and label the lengths of the sides of EFG. 48. Create the midpoints of the three sides of EFG, labeling them as shown in Figure 8.4. Figure 8.4 49. From the Lines Toolbar, select Triangle and create HIJ. 50. Measure and label the lengths of the sides of HIJ. 51. What type of triangle is HIJ? 52. Alter the triangle two more times by dragging one of the vertices of EFG. 53. What type of triangle is EFG? HIJ? 54. What is the relationship between the original triangle and the triangle created by the midsegments of the original triangle?

36 Exploring the Basics of Geometry with Cabri