Here is the Review Geopardy Game for the Final!

 

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Your Geometry Final is June 11, 12 or 13, 2014!

Hey, listen up Dragons.

You may use your created Geometry book, one sheet of double sided notes for the final, and know that these vocabulary words:

angle bisector        perpendicular bisector          median          altitude
inequality              ratio                                     proportion      similar
sine                        cosine                                 tangent            angle of depression/elevation
kite                        rectangle                             rhombus         square            trapezoid
area                        diagonal                              chord             inscribed angle
regular polygon      radius                                  diameter

Have the paper of notes prepared by Tuesday, so that you can test them out during the Jeopardy game. Have all of your chapter review sheets (5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10) completed and turned in on the day of your final for extra credit towards your final.

Videos on Tangents and Secants

Here is a video applying tangent lines, triangles, and circles together.



Here is a video applying secant lines.

Chapter 9: Central Angles, Inscribed Angles and Intercepted Arcs

Here is a video about central angles and inscribed angles.



Here is a video on working out a problem concerning central angles, inscribed angles and intercepted arcs.



Here is a practice video and a self check quiz for you.



Study well! Be safe.

Review Video about Squares, Rhombi, Rectangels, and Kites!

Here is a video to refresh your memory about rhombus.



Here is a video to refresh your memory about squares and rectangles.



Here is a video to refresh your memory about kites.



Keep in mind if certain parts are equal, you can set them equal to each other.
Keep in mind that a kite is made of triangles whose angels add up to 180 degrees.

A Video to Review Trigonometric Equations

The bellwork question is ... how tall is Optimus Prime, if his 'line of sight' to Sam Witwicky is 96 feet, the angle of elevation from Sam is 50.8 degrees, after battling Sentinel and Megatron?

Chapter 6: Parallelograms

There are many quadrilaterals to talk about. Last week, we mentioned parallelograms, kites, and rhombi. Here is a video to watch.



After watching the video, for extra credit due on Monday (separate sheet of paper) answer the following questions:

1) What was one of the properties mentioned in the video but not in the class?
2) What is another word that stands for consecutive that we talked about in class, referring to property four in the video?

Question unrelated to the video: 3) What is the distance formula?

This week, we will talk about parallelograms and their properties more and rhombi.