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VISUAL-DYNAMIC PLANE GEOMETRY LESSONS

 

POINTS AND LINES

The Concept of Point in Geometry

 

Points on a Line

 

Lines Through Three Points

 

The Shortest Distance between Two Points

 

Line - Ray - Segment

 

               

 

LINES AND ANGLES

The Concept of Angle and its Measurement

 

Types of Angles

 

Multiples of the Right Angle

 

Supplementary Angles

 

Vertical Angles

 

Shortest Distance from a Point to a Line

 

Parallel and Non-Parallel Lines

Parallels and Angles

 

Proving the Parallelism of Lines

 

Parallels and Perpendiculars

 

The Angle Bisector and Its Properties

 

Bisectors of Supplementary Angles

 

The Perpendicular Bisector and Its Properties

 

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TRIANGLES

 

General

 

The Sum of Angles of a Triangle

 

Defining Triangles by Angles

 

Defining Triangles by Sides

 

The Exterior Angles of a Triangle

 

Constructing Isosceles and Equilateral Triangles

 

Sides and Angles in a Triangle

 

Constructing a Triangle from Three Given Side Lengths

 

Altitude of a Triangle

 

The Pythagorean Theorem

 

The Area of a Triangle

 

The Area of Right-Angled Triangle

 

The Area of an Acute Triangle

 

The Area of an Obtuse Triangle

 

The Area of a Triangle - Summary

 

Congruent Triangles

 

Congruency by Side-Angle-Side

 

Congruency by Side-Angle-Side - Graphical Proof

 

Congruency by Angle_Side_Angle - Graphical Proof

 

Congruency by Side-Side-Side

 

Congruency by Side-Side-Side - Graphical Proof

 

Congruency by Side-Side-Angle - Graphical Proof

 

Congruent Triangles - Summary

 

Similar Triangles

 

Constructing a Triangle from Three Given Angle Measures

 

Similar Triangles - General

 

Parallel Sides in Similar Triangles

 

More Examples of Similar Triangles

 

The Areas of Similar Triangles

 

Inscribed Circles of Similar Triangles

 

Circumscribed Circles of Similar Triangles

 

Medians of Similar Triangles

 

Special Segments

 

Angle Bisectors

 

Perpendicular Bisectors

 

Medians

 

Altitudes

 

Constructing Special Segments in a Triangle

 

Four Special Points in Any Triangle

 

Four Special Points in Equilateral Triangle

 

The Distances from Inside Point to the Sides

 

The Properties of the Midpoints of the Sides of a Triangle

 

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POLYGONS

 

Quadrilaterals

 

A Rectangle and Its Properties

 

A Square and Its Properties

 

A Parallelogram and Its Properties

 

Transformation: Parallelogram - Rectangle - Square

 

A Rhombus and Its Properties

 

Transformation: Parallelogram - Rhombus - Square

 

A Kite and Its Properties

 

The Sum of Angles of Any Quadrilateral

 

Other Polygons

 

Regular and Non-Regular Polygons

 

The Interior Angle of a Regular Polygon

 

The Interior Angle of a Regular Polygon - 2

 

The Sum of Interior Angles of Any Polygon

 

The Exterior Angle of a Regular Polygon

 

The Sum of Exterior Angles of Any Polygon

 

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CIRCLES

 

Angles, Chords, Tangents

 

An Inscribed Angle

 

A Semicircle Angle

 

Chords and Angles

 

Intersecting Chords

 

The Angle Between a Chord and a Tangent

 

A Tangent and a Secant through One Point

 

The Angle Between Two Secants

 

Common Tangents of Two Circles

 

The Line of Centers of Two Intersecting Circles

 

Two Circles and Common Tangents

 

External Tangents of Non-Intersecting Circles

 

Internal Tangents of Non-Intersecting Circles

 

Circumscribed and Inscribed Circles

 

Constructing a Circle About a Given Triangle

 

Inscribing a Circle in a Given Triangle

 

Circles and Different Types of Triangles

 

A Quadrilateral Inscribed in a Circle

 

A Quadrilateral Circumscribed About a Circle

 

Circles and Different Types of Quadrilaterals

 

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CONSTRUCTIONS

 

Basic Constructions

 

An Angle Equal to a Given One

 

Bisector of an Angle

 

Perpendicular Bisector to a Segment  

 

Perpendicular to a Line Through an External Point

 

Parallel to a Line Through an External point

 

Parallel to a Line Through an External Point (2)

 

Dividing a Segment into a Given Number of Equal Segments

 

Quadrilaterals

 

Constructing a Rectangle

 

Constructing a Square

 

Constructing a Parallelogram by Given Lengths of Two Sides

 

Constructing a Parallelogram by Given Lengths of Two Sides and a Diagonal

 

Constructing a Parallelogram by Given Lengths of Two Sides and an Altitude

 

Circles

 

Constructing a Tangent to a Circle

 

Constructing a Tangent to a Circle through an External Point

 

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