Kites+P5

By: Wyatt Brauckmuller, and Nicole Stohlmann.
 * Kites **

__ What are Kites? __ A Kite is a quadrilateral with two pairs of non-opposite, adjacent sides congruent to each other. __ How do I know it’s a Kite? __
 * 1) To be a Kite it must have two pairs of non-opposite, adjacent congruent sides.[[image:geometrych8-2012/J6JVD2CACNC8UYCA9KH6QMCA9FLP74CA5S7NVLCA0V108FCAGB328MCAWVPS3ECA4DX1AQCARFZ1WSCA6FVLRYCA9KIJXJCAPIMX2CCA7UB0G4CAKUR8OKCAC0PVT8CA2EE607CACPW1GKCA861C7S.jpg]]
 * 2) The diagonals of a quadrilateral must be perpendicular for it to be a kite
 * 1) The non-vertex angles of a quadrilateral must be congruent for it to be a Kite. (hint: quadrilaterals angles equal 360⁰)

__ Where can I see Kites? __ Below are real life pictures of where kites can be found. __ Working with Geogebra…√ __ Below is an interactive Geogebra page, test your knowledge of the Kite. media type="custom" key="12659036"

__ Need more explanation? __ Click the link below and watch the video for further explanation on Kites. Kite properties video __ Still don’t get it? __ Use the helpful websites below to clear any uncertainty that you have. For definitions and explanations For working with the construction of the Kite. __ Work some problems. __ Test your new skills by completing these triangle problems below.