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Title: Medians and Altitudes


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Medians and Altitudes
  • Medians

2
Review Angle Measures
  • DB is the bisector of angle ADC. What is the
    measure of angle ADC?

3
Review Concurrency of Angle Bisectors
  • What is the length of segment BG?

4
Review Midsegments
  • MN is the midsegment of triangle ABC. What is the
    length of MN and AB?

5
Median of a Triangle
  • The median of a triangle is a segment from a
    vertext to the midpoint of the opposite side.

6
Guided Practice
  • Segment CM is the median of triange ABC. What is
    the length of segment AM?

7
Centroid of a Triangle
  • The centroid of a triangle is the point where the
    three medians meet. The centroid is 2/3 of the
    distance from the vertex to the midpoint of the
    opposite side.

8
Centroid of a Triangle
  • G is the centroid of triange ACE, FE 4, AG 6,
    and CF 12. What is the length of FG, GC, GD,
    and AF?

9
Altitude
  • An altitude of a triangle is the perpendicular
    segment from a vertex to the opposite side or to
    the line that contains the opposite side.

10
Median? Altitude? Perpendicular Bisector? A
recap
  • What is the difference between a median,
    altitude, and perpendicular bisector?
  • A median goes from a vertex to the midpoint of
    the opposite side. It bisects the segment.
  • An altitude goes from a vertex to intersect the
    opposite side at a 90o angle.
  • A perpendicular bisector is both a median and an
    altitude. It goes from the vertex to the opposite
    side, bisecting that segment at a 90o angle.

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Homework
  • Workbook, pg 61 62
  • Problems 1 22
  • Workbook, pages 91 93
  • 1 3, 7 16, 18
  • Workbook, pages 94 - 95
  • 1 6, 10 24
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