Junior
Cert Geometry (First Year)
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Axioms and Theorems Familiarity
through Discovery and Investigation |
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Axioms |
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There is
exactly one line through any two given points [Two Points Axiom]. |
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The 4 properties of the distance between points [Ruler Axiom]. (i)
The
distance |AB| is never negative; (ii)
|AB|
= |BA|; (iii)
if C
lies on AB, between A and B, then |AB| = |AC| + |CB|; (iv)
Given
any ray from A, and given any real number k ≥0, there is a unique point
B on the ray whose distance from A is k [Marking off distance]. |
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The number of degrees in an angle
is always between 0o and 360o [Protractor
Axiom]. The number of degrees of an
ordinary angle is less than 180o. A straight angle has 180o. |
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Congruent triangles conditions
[SSS, SAS, ASA]. [If these conditions apply then the triangles are
congruent]. |
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Given any line l and a
point P, there is exactly one line through P that is parallel to l
[Axiom of Parallels]. |
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TheoremsLinked to
dynamic geometry illustrations) |
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Vertically opposite
angles are equal in measure
[or See
In Geogebra file here ] |
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In an isosceles triangle the
angles opposite the equal sides are equal And Conversely, if two angles are equal, then
the triangle is isosceles. |
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If a
transversal makes equal alternate angles on two lines then the lines are
parallel |
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Two lines are
parallel if, and only if, for any transversal, the corresponding angles are
equal |
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Each
exterior angle of a triangle is equal to the sum of the interior opposite
angles. |
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