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Side Angle Side (SAS)Method for
Triangle Construction or Duplication
Given the length of two sides and the included angle, a duplicate can be
created.
Four Variations: Given two lines that meet a D forming an angle BAC between them, the longer side may issue from D on one line or other. That gives two triangles. Given those two triangles, the same construction options apply to a vertically opposite angle at D, also equal in measure to angle BAC. That gives two more triangles.
SAS Isometry Assumption (and Criteria)
If there is a correspondence between the vertices such that two sides and the included angle are isometric then the triangles are isometric. Moreover, both could be built or rebuilt by the same construction SAS method, and each may be moved by a sequence of translations, rotations and/or reflections, so that sides and vertices coincide with the other.
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4. Euclidean Geometry
Above Average Students in Geometry may enjoy the site geometric introduction of complex numbers and the wordy volume 1A, Pattern Based Reason.
For algebra, logic starter lessons, see Volume 2, chapters 1 to 12, plus 14, 16 and 17.
Analytic Geometry, Functions & Trig
More For Analytic Geometry:
Easy Consequences of this (newest) Complex Number. Starter Lesson follow below to provide an alternate development of HS or college maths.
Lesson Plans and lessons
Secondary I - fractions
& allied concepts (decimals, percentages)
Secondary IV - Functions to Trig & Statistics
Algebra Lesson Notes - All levels
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Good news: Site pages identify what you need to study.
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