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OK, here is a two-column proof (you'll have to draw your own picture) that WILL BE ON THE UNIT 4 TEST!!
Drawing: Triangle RTS is an "equilateral-like" triangle labeled RTS from the lower left vertex clockwise. A connecting segment is drawn from vertex T to a point V on segment RS.
Given: angle-RTV congruent to angle-STV AND segment-TV perp to segment-RS Prove: segment-RT congruent to segment-ST
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Thanks for the question its very helpful :) The blog is helpful because when I forget to bring my book home or have a question about math, I can post it up or look for review. Sara D.
yeah thank you for the proof in advance. i always mess something up on them and it is helpful to know what it is now so i can try to solve it at home first and have more time. Jake F.
OK, here is a two-column proof (you'll have to draw your own picture) that WILL BE ON THE UNIT 4 TEST!!
ReplyDeleteDrawing: Triangle RTS is an "equilateral-like" triangle labeled RTS from the lower left vertex clockwise. A connecting segment is drawn from vertex T to a point V on segment RS.
Given: angle-RTV congruent to angle-STV
AND segment-TV perp to segment-RS
Prove: segment-RT congruent to segment-ST
If you find this advance notice helpful, please post a comment... otherwise I'll just keep these secrets to myself!
One bonus point on the test to everyone that comments (leave your first name and initial if you are anonymous).
An extra bonus point for additional comments or suggestions on how the blog (or something like it... design your own interface) could be helpful to you between classes!
Thanks for the question its very helpful :)
ReplyDeleteThe blog is helpful because when I forget to bring my book home or have a question about math, I can post it up or look for review.
Sara D.
yeah thank you for the proof in advance. i always mess something up on them and it is helpful to know what it is now so i can try to solve it at home first and have more time.
ReplyDeleteJake F.