Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Geometry assignment; 10/1

We went over homework today and then reviewed a few concepts together before getting started on the chapter 2 review packet.  We went over one more geometric proof, an angle calculation problem, and some construction examples.  The students then got to work on their review packets.

Chapter 2 test is tomorrow in class.


Assignment:  Chapter 2 review packet

Answers posted below:  

Deductive Reasoning Worksheet

      1.        a.  they are right angles                                                 b.  vertical angles are supplementary
c.  If vertical angles are supplementary, then they are right angles

      2.        90 degrees
      3.       22 degrees
      4.       53 degrees
      5.       mÐDFE
      6.        angle bisector theorem
      7.       Midpoint theorem
      8.       Multiplication property of equality
      9.       If 2 lines form congruent adjacent angles, then the lines are perpendicular
     10.   If the exterior sides of 2 adjacent acute angles are perpendicular, then the angles are       complementary
     11.   Proof steps
1.       Given
2.       Vertical angles are congruent

3.       Transitive property


Algebra Proof Steps

1.  (2x + 8) / 5 = x - 2                                Given
2.  2x + 8 = 5(x - 2)                                   Multiplication Prop. =
3.  2x + 8 = 5x - 10                                    Distributive Prop.
4.  8 = 3x - 10                                            Subtraction Prop. =
5.  18 = 3x                                                 Addition Prop. =
6.  6 = x                                                     Division Prop. =

Intersecting Line Proof

1.  Given
2.  Addition Prop. =
3  Segment Addition Post.
4.  Transitive

Midpoint of Segment Proof

1.  Given
2.  Def. of Midpoint
3.  Def. of Congruence
4.  Segment Addition Postulate
5.  Substitution
6.  Simplify
7.  Division Property =
8.  Substitution

Angle Addition Proof

1.  Given
2.  Angle Addition Postulate
3.  Substitution
4.  Angle Addition Postulate
5.  Transitive / substitution



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