7.4.1 Kite Template: Scaffolded Investigation

The applet below contains a quadrilateral that ALWAYS remains a KITE. The purpose of this applet is to help you understand many of the geometric properties a KITE has. The questions you need to answer are displayed below this applet. Be sure to frequently change the locations of points A, B, and C to create different kites before making any general conclusions. Be sure to also use the pink slider to adjust the size of angle A.
Answer the following:
1. How many degrees are in a Kite?
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2. What do you notice about the angles?
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– Stacey Whitmarsh, Tim Brzezinski

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