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Solve contextual problems involving similar triangles. SPI 0706.4.1
Links verified on 1/15/2010
- A Mathematical Droodle - Two Triples of Similar Triangles
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- Compass and Straightedge Construction of Similar Triangles - lesson plan from PlanetMath
- Connecting Geometry: Similar Triangles - Similar triangles can be very useful for measuring inaccessible objects. One method of doing this is called "shadow reckoning," which this page describes
- Indirect Measurement with Similar Triangles - this five page lesson plan describes how to use a mirror in making indirect measurements.
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- Math Open Reference: Similar Triangles - interactive triangle lesson
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- Proof Using Similar Triangles - four examples to print and use in your classroom
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- Proportionality in Similar Triangles: A Cross-Cultural Comparison - a lesson plan from Convergence: a magazine of the Mathematical Association of America
- Sam's Similar Shapes - learn about shapes that are different sizes but the same shape.
- Similar Polygons - from Math for Morons Like Us
Similar Triangles - a 23 slide PowerPoint show which includes scaling factors
Similar Triangles II - a 14 slide PowerPoint show
- Similar Triangles - explanation of the concept
- Similar Triangles - includes the AA rule and the RAR rule plus two videos
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- Similar Triangles and Indirect Measurement - this worksheet gives a short review, an example and five practice problems
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- Similar Triangles and the Pythagorean theorem - from Dave's Short Trig Course
- Similarity (geometry) - from Wikipedia
- Strategies for Dealing with Similar Triangles - from Oswego City School District Regents Exam Prep Center [This expired page is brought to you by the Internet archive, the Wayback Machine.]
- Three Similar Triangles - a math droodle
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Using Similar Triangles and Rectangles - in this investigation, you can use similar triangles to estimate heights and distances that are difficult to measure directly
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- Virtual Manipulative - Similar Triangles
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