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1 6-3 Conditions for ||’ograms
Geometry

2 Thm 6-3-1 B A > ABCD is a parallelogram > C D
If one pair of opposite sides of a quadrilateral are  and || then the quadrilateral is a ||’ogram. B A > ABCD is a parallelogram > C D

3 Thm 6-3-2 A B __ ABCD is a parallelogram __ __ C D __
If both pairs of opposite sides of a quadrilateral then the quadrilateral is a parallelogram. A B __ ABCD is a parallelogram __ __ C D __

4 Thm 6-3-3 B A (( ) ABCD is a parallelogram )) ( D C
If both pair of opposite s of a quadrilateral then the quadrilateral is a ||’ogram. B A (( ) ABCD is a parallelogram )) ( D C

5 Thm 6-3-4 B A (180-x) x ABCD is a parallelogram x C D
If an  of a quadrilateral is supplementary to both of its consecutive s, then the quadrilateral is a ||’ogram. B A (180-x) x ABCD is a parallelogram x C D

6 Thm 6-3-5 B A __ __ __ __ D C ABCD is a parallelogram
If the diagonals of a quadrilateral bisects each other, then the quadrilateral is a ||’ogram. B A __ __ __ __ D C ABCD is a parallelogram

7 Ex. 1a.) Determine whether the quadrilateral is a ||’ogram and explain why or why not.
__ Yes it’s a ||’ogram because both pair of opposite sides __ __ __

8 Ex. 1b ) Determine whether the quadrilateral is a ||’ogram and explain why or why not.
Yes because the 2 triangles are  by SAS post, so it’s a parallelogram because both pairs of sides are . B A __ ) __ __ ( D C

9 Ex. 1c) Determine whether the quadrilateral is a ||’ogram and explain why or why not.
Yes because its parallelogram by the def of a parallelogram. > ^ ^ >

10 Ex. 1d) Determine whether the quadrilateral is a ||’ogram and explain why or why not.
No, because consecutive ‘s are not supplementary. 65o 65o 110o

11 Ex. 2a Show that JKLM is a parallelogram for a=3 & b=9. K 5b+ 6 L
15a a+4 J 8b-21 M

12 Ex. 2b.) Show that PQRS is a parallelogram for x=10 & y= R Q S P

13 Ex. 3 Prove that the pts. represent the vertices of a ||’ogram
J (-6,2) K(-1,3) L(2,-3) M(-3,-4) Graph; then use one of today’s theorems and distance formula and/or slope formula or use def. of a parallelogram and slope formula.

14 Ex. 3a.) Using thm 6-3-2 and distance formula
JK= ML=

15 Ex. 3a.) using distance formula
JM= KL= Both pairs of opp sides

16 Ex. 3b.) using the def of ||’ogram and slope
m of JK= m of ML=

17 Ex. 3b.) m of JM= m of KL= Both pairs of Opposite sides are ll

18 Ex. 3c.) Using thm 6-3-1 one pr. Of opp. Sides are congruent…
JK= ML=

19 Ex. 3c.) Using Thm. 6-3-1… & parallel
m of JK= m of ML= 1 pr of opp. Sides are congruent & parallel

20 Assignment


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