What happens when you ASSUME?. A canyon in the middle of the street?! “Duality” 3-d chalk drawing by Edgar Muller in Moscow, Russia.

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What happens when you ASSUME?

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A grassy orb in the middle of the sidewalk?! Created in Paris by Francois Abenalet: sidewalk installation using chalk drawings and actual grass and trees. Example of anamorphosis -- a distorted image that only takes its "proper" form when viewed from exactly the right angle.

Red ribbons hanging across the streets?!

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A man with a fish for a head?!

What in the world?!

Mini-soldiers?!

President Obama and Vice President Biden are Siamese twins?!

Some more common illusions… Which center circle is bigger? Which horizontal line is shorter? Are the horizontal lines parallel? Are the vertical and horizontal lines perpendicular?

Assumptions from diagrams You SHOULD assume Straight lines and angles Collinearity of points Betweenness of points Relative positions of points You SHOULD NOT assume Right angles Congruent segments Congruent angles Relative sizes of segments and angles A B C D E F We CAN say… C is between B and D, A and E Angle DEF is a straight angle B, C, and D are collinear A, C, and E are collinear D, E, and F are collinear F is to the right of C, etc. ACE, DEF and BCD are straight lines We CANNOT say… Angles ADE, FBD are right angles AE is congruent to BF BC is longer than CD Angle AED is congruent to angle BFD Angle ACB is an obtuse angle

How can we prove that  ADE is a right angle? Measure it Use  ADC and  CDE A B C D E F 58° 32° 1)m  ADC = 58° and m  CDE = 32° 2)  ADE =  ADC +  CDE 3)  ADE = 58° + 32° = 90 ° 4)Therefore,  ADE is a right angle by the definition of a right angle

Can we prove that  ADE and  FBD are congruent? The box in the corner of  FBD means it is a… RIGHT ANGLE! A B C D E F 58° 32° 1)By definition, the measure of a right angle is 90° 2)Previously, we established that  ADE was also a right angle 3)This means that the measure of  ADE is also 90° 4)Therefore,  ADE and  FBD have the same measure and are, by definition, CONGRUENT!

Two Theorems A theorem is a mathematical statement that can be proven If two angles are right angles, then they are congruent. short: All rt  s are  If two angles are straight angles, then they are congruent. short: All straight  s are 

Homework and Exit Slip Homework: Complete the worksheet Exit Slip – Name one thing you CAN assume from a diagram – Name one thing you CAN’T assume from a diagram.