Chapter 3: Q9 (page 104)
A baseball diamond’s home plate has three right angles. The other two angles are congruent. Find their measure.

Short Answer
The measures of the angles is .
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Chapter 3: Q9 (page 104)
A baseball diamond’s home plate has three right angles. The other two angles are congruent. Find their measure.

The measures of the angles is .
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Draw each figure described.
42. Lines Iplane X, plane Xplane Y, and I is not parallel to Y.
Given:
Prove:

Draw a triangle that satisfies the conditions stated. If no triangle can satisfy the conditions, write not possible.
1. a. An acute isosceles triangle.
b. A right isosceles triangle.
c. An obtuse isosceles triangle.
Draw a triangle that satisfies the conditions stated. If no triangle can satisfy the conditions, write not possible.
2. a. An acute scalene triangle.
b. A right scalene triangle.
c. An obtuse scalene triangle.
Draw a pentagon with one exterior angle at each vertex. Cut out the exterior angles and arrange them so that they all have a common vertex, as shown at the far right. What is the sum of the measures of the exterior angles? Repeat the experiment with a hexagon. Do your results support Theorem 3-14?

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