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Side Splitter Theorem
Geometry & Algebra II Archive
Geo U3: Similarity and Proof
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Side Splitter Theorem
Activity for students to explore how a segment inside a triangle and parallel to one side partitions the other 2 sides proportionally.
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Geo U3Similarity and Proof
Slider that demonstrates Angle-Side-Side triangles
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Slider that demonstrates Angle-Side-Side triangles
Slider that can visually show the different possible triangles that exist if trying to use Angle-Side-Side.
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Geo U2Proofs about Congruence
