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Coordinate Geometry Math 512

Given: Points P (x1,y1) and Q(x2,y2), write the following

Formulas Midpoint: M= Slope of PQ = Distance from P to Q =

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Lines in Triangles Math 512 Write the definitions of: Altitude Median Perpendicular Bisector In ΔABC, draw in the altitude from C (to AB) Draw in the median from B (to AC) Draw in the perpendicular bisector of AB

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PRACTICE WITH EQUATIONS OF LINES Slope-intercept form:

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y = mx + b m=slope b=y intercept Point-slope form:

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For each of the following a) Graph the line described

b) Write an equation of the line 1. slope = -2 point =(0, -4) 2. slope = 2/3 point = (-6, -2) 3. slope = ½ point = (-4, 5) 4. point1= (1, 5) point2 = (5, 13) 5. point1= (-4, -1) point2 = (-1, 11) 6. point1= (0, 3) point2 = (2, 9) 7. point1= (-2, 5) point2 = (-2, 0)

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ALTITUDES, MEDIANS AND PERPENDICULAR BISECTORS 1. a) On the grid, draw the line segment joining

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T 7,7( ) . b) Draw the perpendicular bisector of segment ST.

c) Find the equation of the perpendicular bisector. 2. Graph ΔABC using vertices

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A "3,1( ), B 5,"1( ) and 9,9( ) . a) Draw the median from A to the midpoint of BC. b) Draw the altitude from C to AB. c) Draw the perpendicular bisector of AC. d) Find the equations for the three lines you drew in a, b and c.

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P "6,"4( ),Q 6,2( ) and R "2,8( ) are the vertices of a triangle. a) Find the equations of the three sides. b) Find the equation of the perpendicular bisector of each side. c) Find the point of intersection, A, of the perpendicular bisectors, and the lengths of the segments AP, AQ, and AR 4.

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P "1,3( ),Q 0,6( ), R 3,5( ), S 3,0( ) are the vertices of a quadrilateral. a) Find the equations of the diagonals. b) Is PR the perpendicular bisector of QS? c) Is QS the perpendicular bisector of PR? d) Is PQRS a rhombus? A parallelogram?

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FINDING EQUATIONS OF LINES IN TRIANGLES NOTES

ALTITUDE

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LINES IN TRIANGLES 1. Triangle ABC has

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A = "4,"2( ), B = 0,2( ),C = "8,6( ). Plot ABC. a) Find M, the midpoint of BC, and N, the midpoint of AC. b) Write an equation for AM; for BN. c) Find the point of intersection of AM and BN. d) Find the lengths of AM and BN. e) Find the slopes of MN and AB. f) Write an equation for the altitude from A. 2. Triangle ABC has

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A = "1,3( ), B = 4,6( ),C = 3,"3( ) Plot ABC. a) Find M, the midpoint of AB and N, the midpoint of BC. b) Find the lengths of MN and AC. c) Show that the three medians all pass

through the point Q=(2, 2).

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MORE PRACTICE WITH LINES IN TRIANGLES In ΔABC, point A= (-2, 1) point B= (8, 11) and point C=(3, -4) 1. Plot the three vertices and draw the line segments for ΔABC. 2. Find the length of each side of ΔABC: AB= , BC = AC= 3. Write the equation for sides AB and AC, each in y=mx+b (slope-intercept) form: AB AC 4. Write the equation for BC in point-slope form, two different ways: BC or 5. Draw the altitude from A to BC and write its equation in point-slope form: Altitude: 6. Find the point where the altitude from A intersects BC and label it D =( , ) Check that it satisfies the equations for both the altitude and for BC; 7. Find the length of AD = 8. Write an equation of the median from C to AB Median: 9. Prove, two different ways that ΔABC is a right triangle. 10. Find the area of ΔABC two different ways. Make sure that you get the same answer both ways.

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TYPES OF TRIANGLES 1. Given that points

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3. Given ΔPQR with vertices

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L = 3,"1( ), M = 7,3( ), N = "1,7( ). Plot ΔLMN. a) Show that ΔLMN is isosceles. b) Show that ΔLMN is not equilateral.

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USING COORDINATE GEOMETRY TO PROVE A SHAPE IS A PARTICULAR KIND OF POLYGON

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TYPES OF QUADRILATERALS 1. Plot the points

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4. Plot the points

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Finding Points at a Given Distance from another Point Example 1: We can solve this problem algebraically or geometrically. Let’s look at the algebraic solution first. We’ll look at the graph to do the geometric solution.

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CLASSWORK 1. Graph the point P= (1, 5) and the line

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through the point A= (6,0). Graph this line on the same set of axes and determine where the two lines meet, call this point B. Find the length of AB. This is the distance from the point A to the original line.

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6. The triangle ARE has vertices at A=(0,1), R= (8, -1) and E= (10, 7). a) Find the equation of the line AE. b) Find the equation of the altitude from R to AE. c) Find the length of the altitude from R to AE. d) Find the area of triangle ARE. e) Find the equation of the median from A to ER.

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USING COORDINATE GEOMETRY TO DO PROOFS ABOUT GENERAL SHAPES

How do we plot a general shape using coordinate geometry? Rather than assigning numbers to the coordinates, we use variables. The relationships among the variables determine the properties of the shape.

EXAMPLE Use the distance formula to decide which of these triangles has two sides of equal length. Use slopes to determine which of the following quadrilaterals are parallelograms.

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How could we use coordinates to represent a rectangle?

How do we do a proof? Example: Prove that the line segments joining the midpoints of the successive sides of any quadrilateral form a parallelogram. First: Make a diagram and label the coordinates: Second: Write the Given: and To Prove: in terms of your diagram Use our formulas to prove what is required.

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Practice with Coordinate Geometry Proofs 1. Show that the diagram to the right represents an isosceles trapezoid: You must show that two sides are parallel and the other two sides have the same length. 2. Here is a theorem: The length of the diagonals of an isosceles trapezoid are equal. a) For this theorem, write (in terms of the labels in the diagram above), what is Given: To Prove:

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Proofs for you to do: 1) Prove that the line segment joining the midpoints of two sides of a triangle is parallel to the third side and has length half that of the third side. 2) Prove that the medians to the legs of an isosceles triangle are equal in length. 3) Prove that the length of the diagonals of a rectangle are equal. 4) Prove that the line segments joining the midpoints of the successive sides of any rectangle form a rhombus.

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