Triangle Inequality: Classifying Triangles

These are the notes that we took in class, and here is the homework that has some of the work done for you as examples. See you on Wednesday!

Resources to study for the Assessment on Monday

Isosceles Triangles and Equilateral Triangles: NOTES and HOMEWORK

Pythagorean Theorem and Distance Formula: NOTES and HOMEWORK

**Studying for this assessment involves first looking through the work and following it, then doing out every problem without looking at the solution. If you didn't get the solution, repeat the process of looking at the work and then trying the problem without looking at the solution.

Pythagorean Theorem and Distance Formula

Good focus today- please refer to these notes to complete the homework. Make sure to complete the notes if you don't have everything filled in from class.

Best,

Mr. Yoon

Isosceles and Equilateral Triangles

Good work today, everyone :D
Here are the notes and the answer key to the homework. See you on Friday!

Assessment on Friday on Triangles 12/2/16

Please refer to the answer to the homework due last class as well as the answer key to the assessment review that was homework for 11/30. Ask each other questions and look in your notes for guidance.

Best,
Mr. Yoon

Short Homework Over Thanksgiving (11/21)

I hope you have an awesome Thanksgiving with all your American thanksgiving food and other delicious cuisines (Sushi and Indian food especially.. delicious!). As you are reviewing what we learned today and complete the homework, refer to this answer key. Make sure you set up the equations and understand the concepts!

Happy Thanksgiving,

Mr. Yoon

Assessment on Friday!

Please look over the NOTES and study for the assessment for Friday.

When you study, make sure you go over why the answer is the way it is. The questions are going to be very similar to the sheet, so you practically have the assessment in your hand! Make me proud.

Best,
Mr. Yoon

Parallel Lines and Perpendicular Lines 11/9/16

Here are the three theorems we talked about. In order to understand these theorems better, try drawing them out.

If two lines are parallel to the same line, then they are parallel to each other
If two lines are perpendicular to the same line, then they are parallel to each other
If one of two parallel lines is perpendicular to the transversal, then the other line is also perpendicular.

Here are the notes from yesterday. Have a nice weekend!

Angles formed by PARALLEL Lines and a Transversal

Good work today, everyone, especially encouraging each other in the process :)

Just a recap: If two PARALLEL lines are cut by a transversal, then...
- corresponding angles are congruent.
- alternate interior angles are congruent
- alternate exterior angles are congruent
- same-side interior angles are supplementary
- same-side exterior angles are supplementary

Here is the slideshow we were looking at, and here is the homework!

Have a good weekend,
Mr. Yoon

Angles Formed By Transversals!

We were a bit distracted today with some weird comments and unfortunate choice of words, but I hope you understood the distinctions between the pairs of angles! Here are the SLIDES that I was going to use on my iPad and here is the HOMEWORK. Please come by to go over the concepts again if you are lost!

Resources

Again, here are the blank notes and answers to the worksheet that you can use to study for the assessment (on Friday 10/21). PLEASE let me know if you want to come in and go over this.

Notes from 10/14/16

Notes on angles is HERE!

Have a great weekend and I am excited to have you guys all ace this assessment.

~Mr. Yoon

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