Two Triangle Theorms- Math Blog Post
Today I will be explaining two geometry theroems- the Isosceles Triangle Theorm and the Equiangular Triangle Theorm. Isosceles Triangle Theorm– This theorm states, “If two sides of a triangle are...
View ArticleMath Blog Post- The Triangle Inequality Theorem
The Triangle Inequality Theorem goes as follows: “The sum of any two side lengths of a triangle is greater than third side length.” This means that A and B must be greater than C. If it isn’t greater,...
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Solving Shadows
For this week’s Math Blog Post, I drew a picture of how you can solve the height of a shadow. It doesn’t have to be just used for shadows, however. Let me explain: Step 1: Convert the feet into inches...
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Math Blog Post
One lesson that we learned in Geometry this week is estimating the area of irregular shapes. I made a problem below: You have to count the squares and the half-squares to make an estimate. Did you get...
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Math Blog Post
In Geometry, we finished chapter about Spatial Reasoning. Spatial Reasoning is all about using formulas to find the lateral area, surface area, and volume of 3-D figures. First, we had to determine...
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Math Blog Post- Parts of a Circle
We just started a chapter devoted to circles in Geometry, and I decided to show you what I’m learning. A Chord’s endpoints lie in the circle. A Secant goes straight through the circle. A Tangent only...
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