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Aim: How do we think like a mathematician? Do Now: July 16, 2012
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Things to look out for: Vertical Angles (LinesAnglesPlanesTriangles Slide 27) Alternate Exterior/Interior Angles Corresponding Angles Conditional Statement Transitive Property Similar Triangles Mid-Segment Symbols || Parallel ≅ Congruent ~ Similar
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Think Like A Mathematician! Congruent Angles and Segments When angles are congruent, we mark with an arc. Use multiple marks to show different relationships. ∠ A ≅ ∠ D, ∠ B ≅ ∠ F AB ≅ DF, AC ≅ DE What other relationship do you see?
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Think Like A Mathematician! Parallel Lines Parallel lines are marked with arrows. a || b
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Think Like A Mathematician! Many theorems and postulates are in the form of Conditional statements (If-Then statements) Ex: Transitive Property – IF a = b and b = c, THEN a = c There is no room for guesswork or assumptions in logic. Use only given information to come to logical conclusions. Every statement must have a reason.
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Think Like A Mathematician! In mathematics we cannot make a statement unless we can prove it. All of the theorems and rules of geometry can be proven. Let’s prove that Vertical Angles are congruent. On the next slide, we will do a basic statement-reason proof. As part of our proof, we will be using the Transitive Property
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Think Like A Mathematician! Statement AC intersects BD at E m ∠ AEB = m ∠ BEC – 180 m ∠ BEC – 180 = ∠ DEC ∠ AEB ≅ ∠ DEC Reason Given Supplementary Angles add up to 180 Transitive Property
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Think Like A Mathematician! Read through the following PowerPoint presentations found at http://www.ptechnyc.org/page/114 http://www.ptechnyc.org/page/114 LinesAnglesPlanesTriangles PolygonProperties Midpoint PowerPoint Take note of all the vocabulary words and their definitions. In groups of 3 or 4, Complete the assignment “Transversals and Triangle sum proof.doc” Place completed assignment in your folder.
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Khan Academy Week 1 Recognizing rays lines and line segments Recognizing rays lines and line segments Parallel lines 1 Parallel lines 1 Points lines and planes Points lines and planes Combining like terms Combining like terms Combining like terms with distribution Combining like terms with distribution Alternate exterior angles Alternate exterior angles Same side exterior angles Same side exterior angles Alternate exterior angles 2 Alternate exterior angles 2 Same side exterior angles 2 Same side exterior angles 2
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