Review Day One: AAS, EAT, IE triangles, and triangle inequalities

Circles ... Part 2

Circles ... Part 1

This week and the beginning of next week we are discussing CIRCLES.

We will learn about the unique relationship between the central angle and inscribed angle.

CENTRAL ANGLE = 2 (INSCRIBED ANGLE)

We will explore something else, inscribed quadrilaterals.

Trigonometry and Special Right Triangles

SOACAHTOA

a Native American mathematician of Geometry.

What does this name and the acronym stand for?


Right Triangles

Here are some videos about right triangles!

Application of TPT & Geometric Mean

In solving for a missing value, create a setup, then set up a proportion, then substitute the known values. Solve for x using Algebra.

Above are different examples of how similar triangles are used to solve for an unknown value.

Above and below are examples of Geometric Mean. It is used to find the distance of things. It is a different way to use a proportion.

Use the image below to solve the problem above.

TPT - Triangle Proportionality Theorem

TPT involves similarity and proportions. There are several setups: "part to part", "part to whole", "side to base", etc. 

The hardest part is figuring out the setup. The rest is Algebra. Once the proportion is setup, you can clear fraction or cross multiply. Solve for the missing variable.

This Week Before the Test on Quadrilaterals!

Here are some notes on trapezoids:

Wednesday - Reviewing Trapezoids

Thursday - Packet Review for Test

Friday - Packet Review for Test