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Creating 3 Lines to Form a Right Triangle
Author:
Tim Brzezinski
Topic:
Algebra
,
Coordinates
,
Equations
,
Geometry
,
Linear Equations
,
Linear Functions
,
Right Triangles
Creation of this resource was inspired by an Open Middle problem from
Tracy Conte
.
Directions: Using integers -9 to 9 at most one time each, fill in the boxes to create three lines that form a right triangle on the coordinate plane.
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Even though the angles may show you have a right triangle above, algebraically show why you know your setup above is valid.
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Same task as above, yet this time create ANOTHER SETUP that is ENTIRELY DIFFERENT from the one you created above. Be sure not to repeat digits!
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Even though the angles may show you have a right triangle above, algebraically show why you know your setup above is valid.
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