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Day3 - How can the Pythagorean Theorem help you find the length of the line?

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Day3 - How can the Pythagorean Theorem help you find the length of the line?

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Day3 - Water Proof of the Pythagoras Theorem

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Day3 - Water Proof of the Pythagoras Theorem

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Day3 - Right triangles are more amazing than you realize 

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Day3 - Right triangles are more amazing than you realize 

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Do you see the shapes a right triangle can help you draw?

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What's the relationship between the rise and run of perpendicular lines?

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Day 2 - Can you draw right triangles, similar triangle, isosceles triangles and symmetrical trapezoid on grid paper?

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Day 2 - Can you draw right triangles, similar triangle, isosceles triangles and symmetrical trapezoid on grid paper?

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Now can you do it without using horizontal and vertical lines?

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Day 2 - What can you do with a table of data?

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Day 2 - What can you do with a table of data?

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You can find the pattern in the table
(otherwise known as the first differences), create a graph, determine the correlation, find the key features (rate/slope/rise&run, y-intercept and x-intercepts), use the key features to determine the equation of the relationship.

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Day 1 - What do you remember about triangles?

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Day 1 - What do you remember about triangles?

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Day 1 - What do you remember about quadrilateral?

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Day 1 - What do you remember about quadrilateral?