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This document provides a summary of basic triangle geometry concepts. It defines a triangle, discusses the three elements of triangles (angles, sides, vertices), and classifications of triangles including acute, right, obtuse, scalene, equilateral, and isosceles triangles. Properties of triangles such as the angle sum theorem, exterior angle theorem, relationships between side lengths, and formulas for calculating triangle areas and medians are also summarized. Key takeaways on triangle properties and relationships are presented.

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Modern Geometry: Power Point Presentation

This document provides a summary of basic triangle geometry concepts. It defines a triangle, discusses the three elements of triangles (angles, sides, vertices), and classifications of triangles including acute, right, obtuse, scalene, equilateral, and isosceles triangles. Properties of triangles such as the angle sum theorem, exterior angle theorem, relationships between side lengths, and formulas for calculating triangle areas and medians are also summarized. Key takeaways on triangle properties and relationships are presented.

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Modern Geometry

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Prepared by :Christoher [Link]


The Basic concept o
f a Triangle
Motivation

Deuteronomy 3¹:6
Be strong and [Link] not be af
rad or terrified because of them,for the
lord your god goes with you he will nev
er leave you nor for sake you"
Tackled Topics
• Definition of a triangle
• Classifications of a triangle and length of side
• Triangle Area formula
• Key takeaway
Triangle
• The word comes from an old Latin word"triangulu
m"which m three cornered.
• Triagle is a simple closed curve or polygons which is
created by three line-segments in geometry,any thr
ee points specially non collinear,form a unique trian
gle and separately a unique plane(known as two di
mensional Euclidean Space).
The 3 basic E
lements of a
Triangle

1. Angles
2. Sides
3. Vertices
Classifications of a Triang
le
1. Acute Triagle
2. Right Triangle
3. Obtuse Triangle
4. Scalene Triagle
5. Equilateral Triagle
6. Isosceles Triangle
Acute Triangl
e

This triangle in which each of th


e angles is a cute and measure i
s less than 90°
RIGHT TRIANGL
E

It is a form of a Triangle where in


one particular angle is a right tria
ngle
Obtuse Triang
le

Triangle in which one of the angl


e stays obtuse
Scalene Triag
le

Meaning that every side length in


a triangle is different.
Equilateral T
riagle

Means that every side length in a


triangle is similar.
Isosceles Tri
angle

Means at least two of the triangl


e sides lengths are similar.
The important properties
of a Triangle

• We know that the sum of the measures of the thre


e angles of a triangle is always 180°.Also the sum of
the lengths of any two sides of a triangle is always g
reater than the length of the third side of the triagl
[Link] the same way the difference between the lengt
h of any two sides of a triangle is less than the lengt
h of the third side of the triagle.
Important Properties of a T
riangle
• So here in this triangle ,then AE ist the median also
by taking the midpoint of AB as D,we join CD so CD i
s also a median,and as midpoint AC is F ,we take FB
as the [Link] these are the three median of a tr
[Link] three medians of the triagle are concurre
nt and their point of concurrence is called the centr
oid of the triangle
Important properties of a t
riangle
• The altitude has one end point at a vertex of the tri
agle and other on the line containing the opposite s
[Link] altitude of the triangle are concurrent and t
heir point of concurrence is called the orthocentre
of the triangle.
• Area of the triangle is calculated by the ,
• Formula:
• Area =1/2 x base x height.
Summary
• The sum of all interior angles of any triangle is equa
l to 180°
• The sum of all exterior angles of any triagle is 360°
• An exterior angles of a triangle is equal to the sum
of it's two interior opposite angles.
• The sum of the lengths of any two sides of a triangl
e is always greater than the length of the third side.
• Similarly the difference between the lengths of any
two sides of a triangle is always less than the length
of the third side.
• The side opposite to the smallest interior angles is t
he shortest side and vice versa.
• Similarly the side opposite to the largest interior an
gle is the longest side and vice versa.
• In this case of a right-angle triagle this side is called
hypotenuse.
• The length of a triangle is equal to the length of the p
erpendicular dropped from a vertex to its opposite si
de and this side is considered the base.

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