Grade 6
/ triangles 36 exercises (100% corrected)
- General information about triangles (4 exercices)
- Rectangles (5 exercices)
- Isosceles triangles (5 exercices)
- Particular triangles (3 exercices)
- Drawing triangles (5 exercices)
- Drawing of polygons (3 exercices)
- Carry out a construction program (3 exercices)
ABC
ABCDEFGHIJKL
IJKM
DEFMNO
The
EDF
triangle
is
rectangular
at
.
.
.
.
.
.
and
admits
.
.
.
.
.
.
as
its
hypothenuse.
E.10912
Below
is
a
right
triangle
ABC
with
C
:
1
Name
the
side
opposite
vertex
B
.
2
Name
the
vertex
opposite
side
[
BC
]
.
3
What
does
side
[
AB
]
represent
in
triangle
ABC
?
E.10332
Consider
the
4
triangles
shown
be-low
:
Which
of
these
triangles
are
right-angled
triangles?
We
will
then
specify
the
vertex
of
the
right
angle.
Hint:
we
will
use
the
square
to
verify
the
existence
of
a
right
angle.
E.10336
1
Let
MNP
be
a
right
triangle
in
M
.
Name
its
hy-pothenuse?
2
Let
AXP
be
a
triangle
admitting
a
right
angle
at
X
.
Name
its
hypothenuse?
3
Let
IJK
be
a
right
triangle
whose
hypothenuse
is
side
[
KI
]
.
Name
the
vertex
of
the
right
angle?
E.10340
We
consider
the
configuration
be-low
:
obtained
by
the
plotting
program
:
draw
a
triangle
IJK
right-angled
K
draw
the
line
(
d
)
through
the
point
K
and
perpendicular
to
the
line
(
IJ
)
.
Name
M
the
point
of
intersection
of
the
lines
(
d
)
and
(
IJ
)
.
1
Name
the
three
right
triangles
present
in
this
figure
and
their
right
angle
vertex.
2
Complete
each
of
the
sentences
below
:
a
side
[
IJ
]
is
the
hypothenuse
of
the
triangle
.
.
.
.
.
.
rect-angle
in
.
.
.
b
The
side
[
JK
]
is
the
hypothenuse
of
the
triangle
.
.
.
.
.
.
rectangle
in
.
.
.
c
side
[
IK
]
is
the
hypothenuse
of
the
triangle
.
.
.
.
.
.
rect-angle
in
.
.
.
3.
Isosceles
triangles
E.10335
Definition:
A
triangle
is
said
to
be
isosceles
if
any
two
of
its
sides
have
the
same
measure.
In
an
isosceles
triangle,
the
vertex
common
to
dex
sides
of
the
same
measure
is
called
the
principal
vertex.
In
an
isosceles
triangle,
the
side
opposite
the
principal
vertex
is
called
the
principal
base.
Consider
the
two
isosceles
triangles
below
:
Complete
the
following
sentences
:
The
DEF
triangle
is
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
because
its
two
sides
.
.
.
.
.
.
and
.
.
.
.
.
.
have
the
same
measure.
The
.
.
.
.
.
.
side
is
its
principal
base.
Noting
that
.
.
.
.
.
.
=
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
we
know
that
the
triangle
OMN
is
isosceles
and
its
principal
vertex
is
.
.
.
.
.
.
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ABCDEFGHIJKL
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IJKM
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DEFMNO
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
ABCDEF
ABCDE
ABCDEFGHI
ABCD
E.10333
Consider
the
five
triangles
below
:
Which
of
these
triangles
are
isosceles
triangles?
Specify
their
principal
vertex.
Hint:
use
the
compass
to
check
the
equality
of
segment
measures
E.10337
1
Let
MNP
be
an
isosceles
triangle
in
M
.
Which
side
is
the
major
base
of
the
MNP
triangle?
2
Let
ADP
be
a
triangle
such
that
PA
=
PD
.
What
is
the
principal
vertex
of
the
triangle
ADP
.?
3
Let
UCJ
be
an
isosceles
triangle
admitting
side
[
CJ
]
as
its
major
side.
What
is
the
principal
vertex
of
this
trian-
gle?
E.2323
Name
the
set
of
isosceles
triangles
represented
in
the
figure
opposite
E.1547
1
Name
all
apparent
isosceles
triangles
in
the
figure
oppo-site.
2
Two
isosceles
triangles
have
not
been
drawn
in
this
figure
;
which
ones?
4.
Particular
triangles
E.10338
We
consider
the
three
triangles
be-low
:
Among
these
three
triangles,
only
one
is
a
right
isosceles
tri-angle.
Which
one
is
it?
Hint:
to
determine
the
correct
triangle,
use
your
geometry
tools
(square
and
compass)
.
E.10339
Definition:
a
triangle
is
said
to
be
equilateral
if
its
three
sides
all
have
the
same
measure.
Consider
the
square
ABCD
shown
below
:
1
Draw
the
triangle
ABE
equilateral
located
inside
the
square
ABCD
.
2
Draw
the
triangle
BCF
equilateral
located
outside
the
square
ABCD
.
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ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
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ABCDEF
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ABCDE
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ABCDEFGHI
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ABCD
F(ECI(ABIFABCDE
ABC1D1C2D2C3D3C4D4C5D5C6D6C7D7C
AB
E.10913
Consider
the
rectangle
ABCD
be-low
:
1
How
many
traced
triangles
does
this
figure
have?
2
Give
the
nature
of
each
of
these
triangles.
5.
Drawing
triangles
E.347
The
drawing
below
represents
the
seg-ment
[
AB
]
such
that
:
AB
=
6
cm
The
circles
C
1
,
C
2
,.
.
.
,
C
5
are
circles
with
center
A
and
radius
1
cm
,
2
cm
,.
.
.
,
5
cm
respectively.
Similarly,
circles
D
1
,.
.
.
,
D
5
are
circles
of
center
B
and
radius
from
1
cm
to
5
cm
:
1
Explain
why
the
triangle
ABC
has
the
following
mea-sures
:
AB
=6
cm
;
AC
=5
cm
;
BC
=4
cm
2
On
the
graph
above
;
specify
the
position
of
the
point
D
such
that
the
triangle
ABD
has
dimensions
:
AB
=6
cm
;
AD
=3
cm
;
BD
=5
cm
3
a
What
can
you
say
about
a
triangle
ABE
whose
di-mensions
verify:
AB
=
AE
+
EB
?
b
Give
an
example.
E.10341
1
Draw
the
triangle
JKL
having
dimensions
:
JK
=8
cm
;
KL
=7
cm
;
JL
=6
cm
2
Draw
the
triangle
MNO
having
dimensions
:
MO
=10
cm
;
NO
=5
cm
;
MN
=6
cm
E.10914
Below,
consider
the
segment
[
AB
]
such
that
:
AB
=
4
cm
1
In
the
shaded
part
of
the
plane,
construct
the
triangle
ABC
such
that
:
AB
=
4
cm
;
AC
=
5
cm
;
BC
=
4
cm
2
In
the
white
part
of
the
plane,
construct
the
triangle
ABD
such
that
:
AB
=
4
cm
;
AD
=
3.5
cm
;
BD
=
6
cm
E.2866
1
a
Draw
triangle
ABC
with
the
following
dimensions
:
AB
=6
cm
;
BC
=6
cm
;
AC
=6
cm
b
Draw
triangle
DEF
with
the
following
dimensions
:
DE
=5
cm
;
DF
=7
cm
;
EF
=7
cm
c
Draw
triangle
GHI
with
the
following
dimensions
:
HI
=5
cm
;
GI
=3
cm
;
GH
=4
cm
2
Describe
the
nature
of
each
of
these
triangles.
E.1548
Leave
the
construction
lines
on
your
figure.
1
Construct
a
triangle
ABC
such
that
:
AB
=
7
cm
;
BC
=
6
cm
;
AC
=
5
cm
2
Place
the
points
E
,
F
and
G
such
that
the
triangles
ABE
,
BCF
and
CAG
are
equilateral
triangles
positioned
out-side
the
triangle
ABC
.
6.
Drawing
of
polygons
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ABC7cm5cm8cmD5cm6cm
ABC7cm4cm6cmD3cm6cmE3cm5cm
6cm7cm5cm7cmABCDEF
ABCC
E.10390
Reproduce
the
following
figure
us-ing
a
ruler
and
a
compass
:
E.6319
Reproduce
the
following
figure
using
a
ruler
and
a
compass
:
E.6333
The
figure
below
is
composed
of
4
triangles
where
:
measurements
are
plotted
on
the
figures
;
points
F
,
C
and
D
are
aligned.
Reproduce,
full
size,
this
figure.
7.
Carry
out
a
construction
program
E.2605
1
Perform
the
following
plot
program
:
a
Draw
a
triangle
ABC
isosceles
at
A
such
that
:
AB
=
4.5
cm
;
BC
=
3
cm
b
Draw
the
perpendicular
bisector
of
segment
[
BC
]
using
a
ruler
and
compass.
Note
I
the
midpoint
of
segment
[
BC
]
.
c
Place
a
point
J
on
the
half-line
[
IA
)
.
d
Draw
the
quadrilateral
BACJ
.
2
What
is
the
nature
of
the
quadrilateral
BACJ
?
Justify
your
answer.
E.2887
Consider
a
circle
C
and
three
points
A
,
B
,
C
on
this
circle,
as
shown
below
:
1
a
Using
a
compass
and
an
unmarked
ruler,
draw
the
perpendicular
bisector
(
d
)
of
the
segment
[
AC
]
.
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ABC7cm5cm8cmD5cm6cm
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ABC7cm4cm6cmD3cm6cmE3cm5cm
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6cm7cm5cm7cmABCDEF
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ABCC
MN(dABCDI
ABCDExxAMNOPQRyyM
ABCDEFG
b
Label
I
as
the
point
of
intersection
of
(
d
)
with
the
small
arc
AC
.
Label
J
as
the
point
of
intersection
of
(
d
)
and
(
AC
)
.
c
Place
point
K
such
that
:
K
∈
(
d
)
and
JK
=
JI
.
d
What
is
the
nature
of
quadrilateral
AKCI
?
2
We
want
to
place
points
D
and
E
on
this
figure
so
that
quadrilateral
ADBE
is
a
square
:
a
What
can
we
say
about
lines
(
DE
)
and
(
AB
)
?
Justify
your
answers.
b
What
can
be
said
about
segments
[
BA
]
and
[
DE
]
?
Jus-tify
your
answers.
c
Using
a
compass,
draw
the
perpendicular
bisector
of
segment
[
AB
]
.
d
Draw
square
ADBE
.
E.115
Consider
the
configuration
where
ABCD
is
a
rectangle
below
:
Copy
and
complete
the
dotted
lines
:
1
Draw
a
rectangle
named
.
.
.
.
.
.
2
Draw
segment
[
:
:
:
]
3
Draw
the
perpendicular
bisector
(
:
:
:
)
of
the
segment
[
:
:
:
]
.
4
The
right
(
:
:
:
)
intercepts
the
[
:
:
:
]
side
at
:
:
:
and
inter-cepts
the
[
:
:
:
]
side
at
:
:
:
.
Then
finalize
the
plot
program
for
this
figure.
8.
E.11836
On
considère
les
deux
lignes
brisées
suivantes
:
1
Laquelle
de
ces
deux
lignes
brisées
vous
semble
la
plus
grande?
2
À
l’aide
du
compas,
reporter
la
ligne
brisée
de
A
à
E
sur
la
droite
(
xx
)
;
faire
de
même
pour
la
ligne
de
M
à
R
sur
la
droite
(
yy
)
.
3
Comparer
maintenant
la
longueur
de
ces
deux
lignes
brisées.
E.11837
La
figure
ci-dessous
est
composée
de
plusieurs
triangles
:
1
Compléter
les
pointillés
ci-dessous
avec
les
signes
<
,
>
,
=
afin
de
comparer
chaque
couple
de
longueur
:
a
AB
:
:
:
CD
b
AB
:
:
:
AD
c
CE
:
:
:
DB
d
GB
:
:
:
FC
e
FC
:
:
:
AE
2
Faire
de
même
:
a
FD
+
DA
:
:
:
AD
+
DC
b
AD
+
DB
:
:
:
EB
+
BD
3
Faire
de
même
:
a
AD
+
DB
:
:
:
AB
b
GD
+
DC
:
:
:
GC
c
CD
+
DF
:
:
:
FC
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ABCDMN
CCABCD
(d(dABCIJKL(BC==(dAJJB
E.11838
On
considère
le
rectangle
ABCD
représenté
ci-dessous
;
un
point
M
contenu
à
l’intérieur
du
rectangle;
N
est
un
point
du
segment
[
DC
]
.
1
Des
codages
sont
présents
sur
la
figure,
préciser
leurs
significations.
2
a
Quelle
particularité
possède
le
triangle
AMD
?
b
Comparer
les
deux
triangles
ABM
et
CDM
.
3
Comparer
les
longueurs
suivantes
à
l’aide
des
symboles
:
=
;
<
;
>
a
DA
:
:
:
DM
+
MA
b
DC
:
:
:
DM
+
MC
c
DC
:
:
:
DN
+
NC
d
DN
:
:
:
DC
+
CN
9.
Unclassified
exercises
E.2833
Let
C
be
a
circle
of
center
A
and
C
a
circle
of
center
B
;
the
circle
C
passes
through
the
point
B
and
the
circle
C
passes
through
the
point
A
.
Note
D
and
C
the
points
of
intersection
of
these
two
circles:
1
From
quel
(s)
cercle
(s)
,
is
the
segment
[
AB
]
the
radius?
2
a
Using
the
fact
that
the
point
A
is
the
center
of
the
circle
C
,
justify
the
equality:
AB
=
AC
.
b
Similarly,
justify
that
:
BA
=
BC
c
Deduce
that
the
triangle
ABC
has
its
three
sides
of
equal
measure.
3
a
Justify
that
the
point
C
is
a
point
on
the
perpendic-ular
bisector
of
the
segment
[
AB
]
.
b
On
this
figure,
what
is
the
position
of
the
perpendicu-lar
bisector
of
segment
[
AB
]
?
Justify
your
statement.
E.6317
We
consider
the
following
configura-tion
:
1
Write
the
plot
program
for
this
configuration
following
the
following
two
instructions
:
The
plot
program
will
be
started
with
the
sentence
:
ˇ
Draw
a
triangle
ABC
having
a
right
angle
at
C
ı
The
word
ˇ
median
ı
will
be
used
once
in
the
plot
pro-gram.
2
a
Name
the
theorem
for
stating
that
the
lines
(
IK
)
and
(
CL
)
are
parallel.
b
Name
the
theorem
for
stating
that
the
lines
(
LK
)
and
(
AC
)
are
perpendicular.
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(d(dABCIJKL(BC==(dAJJB
ABCI
JesaisJ’utiliseJ’endéduisCACBCappartient à la médiatrice deAB.
JesaisJ’utiliseJ’endéduisLa médiatrice d’un segment est la droite perpen-diculaire à ce segment et passant par le milieu dece segment.
JesaisJ’utiliseJ’endéduisCetIsont deux points de la médiatrice deABLa médiatrice d’un segment est une droite et pardeux points, il passe une unique droite
E.6179
The
figure
opposite
shows
a
trian-gle
ABC
verifying
the
equality
of
lengths
:
AC
=
CB
The
point
I
is
the
middle
of
the
segment
[
AB
]
.
Complete
the
following
deductive
links:
E.392
1
Setting
up
the
figure
:
a
Place
3
points
O
,
A
,
B
in
the
plane.
b
Draw
the
half-lines
[
OA
)
and
[
OB
)
.
c
Draw
a
circle
with
center
O
radius
5
cm
.
d
Name
M
and
N
the
points
of
intersection
of
the
circle
C
with
the
half-lines
[
OA
)
and
[
OB
)
respectively.
e
Draw
two
circles
C
1
and
C
2
of
radius
5
cm
and
centers
M
and
N
respectively.
These
two
circles
intercept
at
O
and
P
.
f
Draw
the
quadrilateral
OMPN
.
2
Justify
that
the
quadrilateral
OMPN
is
a
rhombus.
E.1202
Quote
the
definition
of
the
circumscribed
circle
and
la
(les)
propriété
(s)
liée
(s)
to
the
circumscribed
cir-cle.
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ABCI
JesaisJ’utiliseJ’endéduisCACBCappartient à la médiatrice deAB.
JesaisJ’utiliseJ’endéduisLa médiatrice d’un segment est la droite perpen-diculaire à ce segment et passant par le milieu dece segment.
JesaisJ’utiliseJ’endéduisCetIsont deux points de la médiatrice deABLa médiatrice d’un segment est une droite et pardeux points, il passe une unique droite
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