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SECONDARY MATH I // MODULE 6 TRANSFORMATIONS AND SYMMETRY – 6.7 Mathematics Vision Project Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution CC BY 4.0 mathematicsvisionproject.org 6.7 Quadrilaterals—Beyond Definition A Practice Understanding Task We have found that many different quadrilaterals possess lines of symmetry and/or rotational symmetry. In the following chart, write the names of the quadrilaterals that are being described in terms of their symmetries. What do you notice about the relationships between quadrilaterals based on their symmetries and highlighted in the structure of the above chart? CC BY Gabrielle https://flic.kr/p/9tKTTn 36

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6.7 Quadrilaterals—Beyond

Definition

A Practice Understanding Task

Wehavefoundthatmanydifferentquadrilateralspossesslinesofsymmetryand/orrotational

symmetry.Inthefollowingchart,writethenamesofthequadrilateralsthatarebeingdescribedin

termsoftheirsymmetries.

Whatdoyounoticeabouttherelationshipsbetweenquadrilateralsbasedontheirsymmetriesand

highlightedinthestructureoftheabovechart?

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Basedonthesymmetrieswehaveobservedinvarioustypesofquadrilaterals,wecanmakeclaims

aboutotherfeaturesandpropertiesthatthequadrilateralsmaypossess.

1.Arectangleisaquadrilateralthatcontainsfourrightangles.

Basedonwhatyouknowabouttransformations,whatelsecanwesayaboutrectanglesbesidesthe

definingpropertythat“allfouranglesarerightangles?”Makealistofadditionalpropertiesof

rectanglesthatseemtobetruebasedonthetransformation(s)oftherectangleontoitself.Youwill

wanttoconsiderpropertiesofthesides,theangles,andthediagonals.Thenjustifywhythe

propertieswouldbetrueusingthetransformationalsymmetry.

2.Aparallelogramisaquadrilateralinwhichoppositesidesareparallel.

Basedonwhatyouknowabouttransformations,whatelsecanwesayaboutparallelogramsbesides

thedefiningpropertythat“oppositesidesofaparallelogramareparallel?”Makealistofadditional

propertiesofparallelogramsthatseemtobetruebasedonthetransformation(s)ofthe

parallelogramontoitself.Youwillwanttoconsiderpropertiesofthesides,anglesandthediagonals.

Thenjustifywhythepropertieswouldbetrueusingthetransformationalsymmetry.

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3.Arhombusisaquadrilateralinwhichallfoursidesarecongruent.

Basedonwhatyouknowabouttransformations,whatelsecanwesayaboutarhombusbesidesthe

definingpropertythat“allsidesarecongruent?”Makealistofadditionalpropertiesofrhombuses

thatseemtobetruebasedonthetransformation(s)oftherhombusontoitself.Youwillwantto

considerpropertiesofthesides,anglesandthediagonals.Thenjustifywhythepropertieswouldbe

trueusingthetransformationalsymmetry.

4.Asquareisbotharectangleandarhombus.

Basedonwhatyouknowabouttransformations,whatcanwesayaboutasquare?Makealistof

propertiesofsquaresthatseemtobetruebasedonthetransformation(s)ofthesquaresontoitself.

Youwillwanttoconsiderpropertiesofthesides,anglesandthediagonals.Thenjustifywhythe

propertieswouldbetrueusingthetransformationalsymmetry.

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Inthefollowingchart,writethenamesofthequadrilateralsthatarebeingdescribedintermsof

theirfeaturesandproperties,andthenrecordanyadditionalfeaturesorpropertiesofthattypeof

quadrilateralyoumayhaveobserved.Bepreparedtosharereasonsforyourobservations.

Whatdoyounoticeabouttherelationshipsbetweenquadrilateralsbasedontheircharacteristics

andthestructureoftheabovechart?

Howarethechartsatthebeginningandendofthistaskrelated?Whatdotheysuggest?

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READY Topic:Definingcongruenceandsimilarity.

1.Whatdoyouknowabouttwofiguresiftheyarecongruent?2.Whatdoyouneedtoknowabouttwofigurestobeconvincedthatthetwofiguresarecongruent?3.Whatdoyouknowabouttwofiguresiftheyaresimilar?4.Whatdoyouneedtoknowabouttwofigurestobeconvincedthatthetwofiguresaresimilar? SET Topic:Classifyingquadrilateralsbasedontheirproperties.Usingtheinformationgivendeterminethemostaccurateclassificationofthequadrilateral.5.Has1800rotationalsymmetry. 6.Has900rotationalsymmetry.7.Hastwolinesofsymmetrythatarediagonals. 8.Hastwolinesofsymmetrythatarenot diagonals.9.Hascongruentdiagonals. 10.Hasdiagonalsthatbisecteachother.11.Hasdiagonalsthatareperpendicular. 12.Hascongruentangles.

READY, SET, GO! Name PeriodDate

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GO Topic:Slopeanddistance.Findtheslopebetweeneachpairofpoints.Then,usingthePythagoreanTheorem,findthedistancebetweeneachpairofpoints.Distancesshouldbeprovidedinthemostexactform.13.(-3,-2),(0,0) a.Slope:b.Distance:

14.(7,-1),(11,7) a.Slope:b.Distance:

15.(-10,13),(-5,1)a.Slope:b.Distance:

16.(-6,-3),(3,1) a.Slope:b.Distance:

17.(5,22),(17,28)a.Slope:b.Distance:

18.(1,-7),(6,5) a.Slope:b.Distance:

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