Using conjectures comparing the relationship of angle measures of a triangle to its corresponding sides, the letters' values can be arranged from greatest to the least as:
- [tex]\beta, \alpha, \gamma[/tex] (Figure 1)
- c, b, a (Figure 2)
- v, w, x, z (Figure 3)
- a, b, c (Figure 4)
Recall the following conjectures about the relationship between the side lengths of a triangle and its angle measures:
- The largest angle measure is opposite to the longest side length in a triangle.
- The medium-sized angle measure is opposite to the medium-sized side length in a triangle.
- The smallest angle measure is opposite to the shortest side length in a triangle.
Using the above conjecture, let's arrange the given letters' values in the figures from greatest to the smallest.
Figure 1 (see attachment for image):
The longest side is 12 cm, and it is opposite to [tex]\mathbf{\beta}[/tex].
The medium-sized side length is 9 cm, and it opposite to [tex]\alpha[/tex]
The shortest side is 5 cm, and it is opposite to [tex]\gamma[/tex]
- Therefore, from greatest to the least, we would have:
[tex]\beta, \alpha, \gamma[/tex]
Figure 2 (see attachment for image):
The largest angle measure is 68°, and it is opposite to c.
The medium-sized angle measure is 57°, and it opposite to b.
The smallest angle measure is 55°, and it is opposite to a.
- Therefore, from greatest to the least, we would have:
c, b, a
Figure 3 (see attachment for image):
v is opposite to 122°
w is opposite to 42°
x is opposite to 34°
z is opposite to 30°
- Therefore, from greatest to the least, we would have:
v, w, x, z
Figure 4 (see attachment for image):
a is opposite to 100°
b is opposite to 50°
c is opposite to 40°
- Therefore, from greatest to the least, we would have:
a, b, c
In summary, u
sing conjectures comparing the relationship of angle measures of a triangle to its corresponding sides, the letters' values can be arranged from greatest to the least as:
- [tex]\beta, \alpha, \gamma[/tex] (Figure 1)
- c, b, a (Figure 2)
- v, w, x, z (Figure 3)
- a, b, c (Figure 4)
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