Geometry · Practice

Triangles — Exercises

Graded practice problems from foundations to advanced. Enter your answer and press Check.

Foundations

Problem 1

A triangle has angles of 50°50° and 70°70°. Find the third angle.

Problem 2

A right triangle has legs 66 and 88. Find the hypotenuse.

Problem 3

An equilateral triangle has side length 66. Find its perimeter.

Problem 4

An isosceles triangle has an apex angle of 40°40°. Find each base angle.

Intermediate

Problem 5

Find the area of a right triangle with legs 55 and 1212.

Problem 6

Find the area of a triangle with sides 33, 44, and 55 using Heron's formula.

Problem 7

Two sides of a triangle are 77 and 1010, with included angle 60°60°. Find c2c^2 (the square of the opposite side).

Problem 8

Find the circumradius of a triangle with sides 55, 1212, 1313.

Advanced

Problem 9

In a triangle, a=7a = 7, A=30°A = 30°, B=45°B = 45°. Find side bb to 2 decimal places.

Problem 10

In triangle ABCABC, a=8a = 8, b=10b = 10, A=30°A = 30° (the angle opposite aa). How many valid triangles exist?

Problem 11

In triangle ABCABC, the medians divide each side in ratio 1:11:1.

Compute BDDCCEEAAFFB\dfrac{BD}{DC} \cdot \dfrac{CE}{EA} \cdot \dfrac{AF}{FB} to verify Ceva's theorem.