5.4 – Use Medians and Altitudes

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5.4 – Use Medians and Altitudes

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5.4 – Use Medians and Altitudes. Line from the vertex of a triangle to the midpoint of the opposite side. In your group, each person draw a different sized triangle. One should be scalene obtuse, one scalene acute, scalene right, and one isosceles. Then construct the medians of the triangle. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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MedianLine from the vertex of a triangle to the midpoint of the opposite side

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In your group, each person draw a different sized triangle. One should be scalene obtuse, one scalene acute, scalene right, and one isosceles. Then construct the medians of the triangle.

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A B

C

**always inside the triangle

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Point of concurrency

Property

centroid

2/3 the distance from each vertex and 1/3 distance from the midpoint

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Special Segment

Definition

Median

Line from the vertex to midpoint of opposite side

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Concurrency Property Definition

Centroid 2/3 the distance from each vertex and 1/3 distance from the midpoint

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AltitudeLine from the vertex of a triangle perpendicular to the opposite side

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In your group, each person draw a different sized triangle. One should be scalene obtuse, one scalene acute, scalene right, and one isosceles. Then construct the altitudes of the triangle.

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A B

C

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Point of concurrency

Property

orthocenter

none

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Special Segment Definition

Altitude

Line from vertex to the opposite side

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Concurrency Property Definition

orthocenter

If obtuse – outside of triangle

If right – at vertex of right angle

If acute – inside of triangle

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Perpendicular Bisector

Circumcenter

Angle Bisector

Incenter

Median Centroid

Altitude Orthocenter

P

A

M

A

C

I

C

O

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In PQR, S is the centroid, PQ = RQ, UQ = 5, TR = 3, and SU = 2. Find the measure.

Find TP.

3

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In PQR, S is the centroid, PQ = RQ, UQ = 5, TR = 3, and SU = 2. Find the measure.

Find SV.3

2

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In PQR, S is the centroid, PQ = RQ, UQ = 5, TR = 3, and SU = 2. Find the measure.

Find RU.3

24 + 2 = 6 4

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In PQR, S is the centroid, PQ = RQ, UQ = 5, TR = 3, and SU = 2. Find the measure.

Find ST.3

24

3

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In PQR, S is the centroid, PQ = RQ, UQ = 5, TR = 3, and SU = 2. Find the measure.

Find VQ.3

24

3

5

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In ABC, G is the centroid, AE = 12, DC = 15. Find the measure.

Find GE and AG.

A C

B

F

D E

G12

GE = 4

AG = 8

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In ABC, G is the centroid, AE = 12, DC = 15. Find the measure.

Find DG and GC.

A C

B

F

D E

G12

DG = 5

GC = 10

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Point L is the centroid for NOM. Use the given information to find the value of x.

OL = 5x – 1 and LQ = 4x – 5

5x – 1 = 2(4x – 5)

5x – 1 = 8x – 10

–1 = 3x – 109 = 3x3 = x

5x – 1

4x – 5

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Point L is the centroid for NOM. Use the given information to find the value of x.

LP = 2x + 4 and NP = 9x + 6

3(2x + 4) = 9x + 6

6x + 12 = 9x + 6

12 = 3x + 66 = 3x2 = x

2x + 4

9x + 6

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5.4 322-324

WS

3-7, 17-19, 34, 35

Constructing the Centroid and Orthocenter

HW Problems

#18

Angle bisector