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Unit 10

The document discusses various branches of geometry, including Euclidean and Non-Euclidean geometry, as well as concepts of demonstrative geometry, reasoning processes, and definitions of key terms. It outlines axioms, postulates, and theorems fundamental to geometric reasoning, emphasizing the importance of deductive and inductive reasoning. Additionally, it covers undefined and defined terms, congruence, and properties of geometric figures.

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Unit 10

The document discusses various branches of geometry, including Euclidean and Non-Euclidean geometry, as well as concepts of demonstrative geometry, reasoning processes, and definitions of key terms. It outlines axioms, postulates, and theorems fundamental to geometric reasoning, emphasizing the importance of deductive and inductive reasoning. Additionally, it covers undefined and defined terms, congruence, and properties of geometric figures.

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Euclidean Geometr ——arrseoces ONTO Demonstrative Geo metry Branches of Geometry Demonchate - Euclidean “Te prove wid, certainty” — Non- Euclidean aly a ; = Differestial Bf: geamitbyical tigine ~ Preyective io : ' - Descriptive | hes fegical money Se lye ar a Process ®. Reasoning: 55 Spesee eS | Demonstrative Geometyy “ Statemoits Drea Lode cot wh Inductive Conclusion, based on observation” “Unga oG tea ee For sometime obserue school busses ant yelloat. for af proved theough fy.” Creomatiy Gola S iele(e] ee Soe Lovee Theory: pdb LSC alee, Reasonin Crocess of thinking ee 3. ; a ne : Deductive suey “Conclusion deduced * gi [moron te Know ankuom) "ug pete v By 329 6 (iron ipn at] Stalemed: All school bunser are yellow - Francis Pecon Wal 1626 Uf ney and yor 5 Hen 122 mZABE 7 mLABP > 4 plane, the whole {ine ties on mZnee ye CBD athe plave « tive points not in a fine. A > Aion’ Trichatony Properly a ab sy arb oc as (only one tee) Postulete 5 Distance Rostulete| If A and B are too points on plane, i) O Geeve) pif A lies omB, ie AaB or Aamd Bane coincide, __ ii) Positive Ro jif Aamd 8 ant distinct pointe. [rite m [ABI ov AS, fostulated A tine segment can be bisected atonly one pointy fostulate 7 Angle Construction Postiulate| if one arm ofan angle is givens then euly one vay can be Areusn,on one side of it, makicy an angle of given measure &, Postulate8 Angle Addition Postulete| Te sum afte mensings of two adjacentangies is equal te he measine af the angle formed by their non-comuncn arms. Rodtulate 1 Urique Bisector affen Angle) Only ane bisector af an angle cam be dracon. Fostalate 1d At « given point ina tine, only one perpendicular cau be drawn to the Line». foctulatet Geouchical figunes stich ean be were to coincide with one amsther ave cougvurent. Rostaldle 12 GF may be moved {rom one position ts ansther esithout auy change in shape aud size. Pochilate 3 Playfair’s Axiom Thhrogh a peiuton a ling, only one Cane cau be dvaon pavallel to Postale 4 Supplemedh of santeufittine conpeusit. than the distance between ter . pele ee € is equivalent to ime ee => implies Plane: succth and éapinite on all sides. & is congracid to ions VTrithatwiy Peopeety—_achyew 2-0 AOS nir ont condita Bese oe vey Euclidean Geometry UNDEFINED Terms Point No dimension - ‘A Named as capita) (élter Line, Only one dimension, 1<—_—> Named ar smalh Léter Arioa heads on beth sides show coxtinuation te enbinity. Tice dimensional flat surface without thickness +6 dajnity - AJ oP Plane Space Three dimensional region: DerineD Terms Line Segment A segment of a line that bounded by twe distinct end poivts . Rey A segmect oft line qhat hey one end point —— Angle The the ‘opening? betereen tue rays: Semen of ee ee degre a taient, Any Right Angle Am augle of 96. Symmlacl b.” ae A Complementary Angles Too angles wshose swan is 96°. ts . ; Supplemeitary Angles Tiss angles hose sum 2 186. Perpendicular A line adersects the Sthev al right angle, 1. gt 5 ae. Parallel Lines Lines thal do nat ixtersect at all . ae Paalleh Lines» Transvewsal and Augles ‘t Transversal A ling intersect tuo parallel dines. Interiov Angles ce and df. Gupplemertary angles) fe Alteronte Angles cf and de Ccongrvest angles) Comresponaing Angles <¢/ b4/ADEF then AABC ZADEF One—one Correspondance “ep read an : “cones pond te A triangle hay 3 sides, Sangler and then a triangle correspond to another ‘yi co <> ADEFr Vertices A > Be>e oR “he Cer B vertices ample, there must Le: correspond: Sie . en cougvaent © able Sides Ae <> BE A > AE <> OF f ~ ¢ € Angles ACC) Z2Be72E_ Loe “Fe fall the 9 are coveespond then the triangle 2 correspond te the ethar Triangle. DABC <> ADEF pendence te the ater triangle it means both tHe triangles If a triangle har one-one corres; f actrianglt congiase) te cher triensle, it menus + AB =DE LA2zLD Be = Ee Ae DE Le =tF Congracal to deel. Aaac SAARC D Identity Congruence If Anac SADEF implies ADEF SOaece ti Symmetic Property of congruence 1D Trensitive Property of Conyuence Hf Ange = SDEF and ADE FAPER then AABC & APAR a ————— eae AXIOMS ' Jen : ay hyot OXEe I Axiom3 Transitive Property of Eyaction *=9 AI 2 c ney 7 ete ad , Axiom 4 Addition a a Axiom 8 whole is grester than its part inLABE PmLABD pond mlceo => b; LARC = mEABP me mZAee 7 mECBD S., & € b (eovly one borac Axiom Tiehtomy Properly ae trae) PosTULATES | Postalate 7 Angle Construction Pastalate ee on ne ede af ekg le go me Podtulate 8 Angle Addition Postinlate Tee sumo te manne of tio adjacent ausles, is equal to the measure of the avgle formed by heir non- common avin S . Pastulate | Geométvical Figures which canbe made to coincide with one ancthay are congruent. Fostulate 12 Geometrical figusss may be moved from one position te amcthor without any change in shape and size. Postulate 13 Playfai’s Aion Through a peintfon a kine , only one (ing can be drawn parallel to tle dire. fostalate |4 Supplements of same augle are congruent & is equivalat te glee => implies that 2 is congruent te Propositions @:3F) With the help of UT, Tand A Aevelop news statemende for discussion Theorems i ) A statement Hat har been proven Ce < preven. RCL SL ge Bole ae Ole {* a 1 Corollary (con) Converse af a thesvem Rider ~IS" (Ver) 5 ak Crh, os A pablemomedon iim porte Yew, For two theorems: | eae relly eee eeee ieee Conclusion of each in hypothesis of other. STRUCTURE Treeven = Hypothesis + Conclusion (proposition) peep [osre? Lf tine dines tutersect then the opposite vertical angles are congruent. eg hypothesis canclusion a theorem, covellary or rider, we follow certain fixed cteps: To Prove 1. Figue or Diagram 2. Given or Data 3. Requived to prove t. Construction/Suprasition 5 addition to the Pique. 5. Proof 5 make tue columns ; 6. GED 3 Quad Creat Demonstranduy which ues to be demonstrated Trivial + ost” Emuncidle : Pronsumce clearly, TeoRSMs Tl Suen of 2s ona Lng = 180° Cort Sum of all 25 on a Line = 8 Cord: Sum op au cs of b intemsecting Lines = 360" Cov 3 Sums of all ts ata point = 360° ST. fF adjacent Ls! sen 2 180° ton external anns make a stvaight ene - _Tp Hf 2 Hiner sntersect, VOA are 2. T4 SAS ESAS » Cortespondauce aud Conpyutnte, TS Opp. es of sides of isosceles dat = Corl + Equilateral A by also eqyuiangular Cord: Vertex 2. bisector 2s right bisector. isosceles 2 - TE Exterior 2 > each opp: ntevior & of &- Cort t Ind, IP 16 bo right star teso ave actlg 2s. Cord: Only ewe perpendicular for 4 Lune from © T7 for transversal , if alt os axe = Han Lene ae. ll wome a 4 eee. Corl t 4 % Cov2t % % ait 4s” * « anes ) Cod: Ifa tine perpendicular to 2 tanto Alan the 2 Leman ane Wl ales we =. « TR For teangvereal, 1f 2 lens I! ten con ‘es “ , a4 _ wh es ot supplementary. bine pecpendicalas to oneef tines tes Palva ate He atlarlin. Gov. “ a” cove cor: Ifa TF Sum ef as ef Zz =18d Corl: Ind, only one bh. or ovby one cliture &- cord: Ind; at lent toro anile 25. Cov8! Wn right triangle, anstte Co mre complementary oo igs outside peiit, ony owe 1. T6,Cov2- 1 Extert =i ‘ ; to 4 es one (ine stands om anoter (ine oxo cat cboge de Tiss c5 formed Bett in 186" TMA . “oat tan one Cine Stood om ne << faun of all formed £5 by (80°. 2 batersecting Linen asl sarebtecred = 36 sump all foun angles in 365° C T1-Gor3 b more Han 2. extersects (ener at a poiit i pea eercercdt cored ss $ « Ganapal £5 £5 365% TY oa Le 2 a fa externa arms of He forms treigh eS [TE = toon ade end dir . at opp. vertical cs ant congrats BABC E> ODE (rl J aides ard tncinded © ase coopyreact A> LA Aas DABCE ADEE is] 2 sites cons Ls PO then opp. es are congruest coct| equilateral Ae Is aleo equi angular a aa r8 Te Coc lsosceles 4, bisedy af vertent, right bisedor of Le bare. AS hen Enitevioy L aha & 4 grecter either of ths ope: dukevion &5- (cord) Bs ten cig eb thon cay 22% ane acute (cor25 A poiak outide a Cn 4 ‘Han ouly one perpendicelar com bo eres 7 pap eer ee oie = 3h" A lune tdkersedls 2 bes , alternale os art © Han fines ant ll Cor A line obersett 2 fines, conrespondey bs moe than bene are Il . A caherior C4 ae supplemertony ea (cor?) A hice tobeesed’s 2 Lice, thin Lents one] ty [Cor3] A bine 1 te 2 bow : —t_ rea ae 77,78 Ge (re | Aransversaly ‘than alteracke 25 ane congraet [Cord] traunvertal then corresponding £5 2 congrua — [cont trawversal, - sngplemostary al i —_—. than interior Ls on (CoB) transrectal pL 4s one Live thon tran, Lite He other Lee Ay, es cum bb 88 7 Lk Saye Qg v4 lertl a, one the 7 Ahan onl) spor cect ¢ a, atléart Dr acite ds la se Ay, right enged, eae angles ont cant, complementary (corte oa te Lie, ode em te S\A, exterior 6 eaoah to “the cum ef row adjacedt interior Cs- crcl aA, aes ant comynoil to the sthey B's 245 ' en the Bb cs inane omg ote Sh cng ee ‘ L ee ARNE a ae En B/1O.2 Ex % 10.) a ' a ip me Ao’s sepr ( Ss ne b) Wndactié , dedictine i) merece gee me BOC= }) Inductive iit menece m ae d) deductive Garsnsloo LAoc+e 2) without proof £) Axioms 7 Frodtulaben 4) Postulaten “_ LY UndeF ined teri, define ter terms, . + Propositions : @zr Mewntos a See. 2457, MEAODE2% ee) TO) AT meer cape? vA : WALAOC + EEOC = 180" HR CAOC + 4 Ce une Roc 3180" pa mchod nLASD + mr ECO 2x + 3K 5 sae 13st x 213s. 1357 wm 2AOD=2% % 227°) BaEr ee “e sar) wot aad | ytse a8,| 24 140°= 185 nets nus | yee ewer peaes) oe] = Beso ls 5 Given; EOLDO me bisector af tese _ LACE and on BOC, reepecti a wLBOC ax 24S Find ramming Ae Prve: me Aor noses spect ely. whBOC +L AC = 156 5 SPP < ate sopplementony - a YEP emt Aoe w18d 1) Gi mLnoc aise oS an s[ecnoreae*) — 2.mLE0D = 90" ti) Tee vegs measune ger 5 thayere 1. DT 3. mLEOCEML COB=% Lit) AAP, cBOD ane CacemccoD 4, An LEOc+2mLCOD= 2x96} iv) malkiplyig by 2 both mL AOC + mLBOS FBO 5 TL, supp. os me Ade + 30 = BC" ° mLACS = (Bt°- 30” 2aZ23-+; @ Qiven 21563 2 232 24-<5T3 5 VOA 3 Axiom 3, Transitive Property ezee4 e for b fe congruence: RR ed 2.0€ ‘opposite rags SBF, a Uinesteagt- ‘AOD aoc and LAOP- 3 me 8OC Fe BEE ciseds He angler dbersectig (nor KE and EB mt To Prove * Peed ' statem eats Rearonss fem FOR + me ROC # mL EOE = ag i TL, Cort ZEB 218d TL, ort porn clos a. mZFootme DOBE LEOe gg meFOAt MEADE # 4 m2 FOA = mm LFOD land ms 2 €or HZ EOS rope mLAoce me OB = wnt FOD tmLDOET AE eos ve parting the veaoy of me FOA and wnt EO: Vi. Camcell ap we FOD aud nl E08 frm Smet Aoc = mEPOe be woth sides 7, mZA0d = me BOC vii, Given Means VOR ant congruss- viii. T3 GPa ed we Complementary Angles: ee,ed~ epee a supplementary Angles. ca, Oo Za, e zo, ce | Ze ef \ 1 2a,c€ | Lb, & 20,205 heh = Vverticalhy Opposite it) CAL eer 26, 64~ x EA: ca ee— | ageh Pith | voa: 26,44 — Zh ee ii) | | Se te er EN tien 24,29] oat 20,207 Vas Lye Lorre LESPHLIO HEH L1ySR LRA BO”, on = 1BO- clas Lntese=we 3 OA. LpeeTS ego” 2130 3 TH, Cor Ly tH 6S°= 180° ent Te eAT 3 VOA Theort . ba r1S abe Lup cto4 esse 180° 5 2.12 5°2 180" ey a1BO-L 125° 1885 TH cork a ; = o tye 3 cate eng 1 180 5 Che rl Lizet-t at = Bo eat 5 eae E60 + ey =90° i A ee Breer 30 = wo 5 TH Gor3 Lize'4cz = 180° ou ae SS Giveu: Isesceles &, i bisedtar of vertex 4. hie Crowe Vertex 2 visedors aver ® “wigzetethe—bom, civen: 0 nenih pout , asa SERA of the bone 1b Powe: REZ BD Proof t Penh: tetemerts Rear) “Statement —_Remsent ivkmcernese | hweene even pendence) See | aint ein te vidpook || ac 2B . Oe ment .. ROE Be oe * pe 26e <.iwen Ent XCO 2% mLO . eas. ZsA3 Tt be md. AOt Bnd 6OD vor = is Ahoc SS80° pe AAoc <> AEP as. as ates nS ie By ore 5 ju. 74, SAS ESAS. fF. Fe 2 66 and iw iy congrnene of ace SmeBOe we ive pit, aan ag conn Le ane | f. DAOLZABOD ace BD 5, AeerBD | _mencc EN lig. wn AOE HL OOS . Ace QED: 5 mac Abe ten cncc= 106 v. By Zab ABC = 180" é J we RO =18C" B abeve . Generl dtdbenat ov thester wel ROC =9 for auasition 4. a wm ZBOC EWS 6.1 Be teri f bisects AB a i ofths bere AB - Q.E.e- Qs le AED “Given: 3. bisector on a ene segment Each poi, Tpecter Add nh poh ——_ FL jadi bee 5! * te To Prowe : APY OP wv Proof? oF etate mets Resse) _ i. One-ona covvespondoneg 4: 4. In AAO? 2> POP 2 A. Given 2 ABAD ESAOCB ~ B. commen 5 AearZ ACE i, ¢AE-EEAS. TH clainen : i, Sp lageacuet rf [Link].E68 y. BSAC i, Soe yrnente AS ESA. QED sy eargrnete be 3. By congrusmue of A* we Proved i eynsition , 4 t a ; a th ; 1) Supplementary angles No, becuse Lan ase vet I. 16 Lyon UU thon 4 aed 2,3 eoould be & ail Tey aenld be porte iv) Yes, decaine they are avgflen on oe ene; T4. Ke teodie | Lille. v) of Lim. Uf tramversal intersect too parallel Liver. vi) t Ya q fr a PA triangle - > lad 3 5D be eaterior for L2 5 exterior £3 eould be greater ie. 23 >L2- Por Ly 3 exteriordt * 5 £1744 Converae os (of Wnts) tend to meek ata poink . Converging slain exterior L > OPP. eteviord QL oi 00, 5 Te Prove: Ac | GO 4 ABNBE © < eof “Sidemedts Remon 4. ty BABES SBOE ‘jeome-ome covves ponds aos: oh. Roe BO a. Given 7 e B. poe b&. Given : ber aes rac SOc joA, TS 7 7 it 2. 1. BADE &BOC TmLApO EmZeco = iti. By “ ae 4, ButweAdo=mceco iv Foy transversal SD te beney ave alternate 2S - “ AS = . ABI BE v. Altecncte Le are congvucnt, TT Similarly Ac B® Vi, By the above proces. Q QED. QF proved tn querbion - ey Fualiclagram Hone pale °F appesite sida of ot qaadvilaberal ie parallel then the quad tatoralin prvall elogvan . w 6 and ages “ 6 Given: Quad } ABCD a A 8 Rearews Constriithn, : AC diagonal ; A 1, Given ABCD bs a pare ABUee 1 ap send = cB Laitevipr = ae | BEE RIES 5 fEorencavecenl AB te Coto 3 AB mLABCHmLBCD=UE it Inferior 25 for BE 40 AB NEO gy mL DAB EZ mZBCD — IV Supplemederf same 6 ar€ Analyzing » tdentifyig issuer ond cevelopep solubiiny . 3, Decision Makey: In ene ef option aud clwicer. uy. Analy tical Remrongs: Brealey down complex enpe ints smaller parts i Feet Seas eEe ER Eee ee see Sense ETE ETE TET EETETETCETETTETTERE TEE EEICTET REET ETE TEEETETCETECTET EE ET ETRE ETE EERE TEE Revieor Ex KIO aT: ay Tt aitly Bie ABI FG, Fall CP» pence bv) TL, Cord “ee cru ea ob a) TS b) TS , Cov t ae a) T6 ) Cor jf re OL a) T7, 209 b) TS ‘® ii) att) iv) 1 v) © ame“ it) tine seq at) perpendic cllel. Lene alana centage 1 v) sum 4 45 “ x a a LO a. D 7 alo

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