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Protractor Angle Art - Measuring and Adding AnglesStudents will design a classroom and a desert scene by pasting a protractor cut-out onto the bottom of the paper. Geometry allows you to start with the simplest measures of the earth " geo-metry" means " earth measure" , and build to harder concepts. Trigonometry is closely connected to geometry, so "included angle" finds a spot in both mathematical fields.
An included angle is the angle between two line segments or rays. For any triangle, its three interior angles are each included between two sides. Most mathematics students find geometry a bit easier to comprehend than trigonometry. So let's first look at included angles in geometry. In formal proofs, anytime you see an angle sandwiched between other elements, you are using an included angle:. The first isosceles triangle has legs 14 decimeters long and a base 12 decimeters.
Look at the second drawing. It has the same measurements. Are the two isosceles triangles congruent? Thanks to the Side Angle Side Theorem, which states that two triangles are congruent if two of their sides, and the included angle, are congruent. You know mathematically that these two isosceles triangles are congruent. The same concept applies to similarity of triangles: the Side Angle Side Theorem or postulate of similarity tells us that two triangles are similar if two corresponding sides are proportional and their included angle is congruent.
Are these two triangles similar? The triangles are similar, but not congruent, thanks to the Side Angle Side Postulate or theorem of similarity. Trigonometry allows you to find properties of triangles, like area, using only the relationships between sides and angles. Here you are multiplying the lengths of two sides times the sine of their included angle, and then taking half of that since a triangle is half a rectangle.
Suppose you have a triangle-shaped state park famous for its herds of wild zoids roaming the wide open spaces:. You can see that side W Y will stand in for our a , and side Y D will be our b side.
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