Sometimes one way is trickier than the other: angle bisectors
Here’s another example of one the most interesting parts of geometry for me. (courtesy of a mathjam participant last month) See: earlier post Given an isosc...
Here’s another example of one the most interesting parts of geometry for me. (courtesy of a mathjam participant last month) See: earlier post Given an isosc...
Note: with Spring I really have no kids. Even my own are with my parents so here’s an old walk through I had laying around. On reread after a significant ga...
Each of the vertices of an equilateral triangle lie on one of the three concentric circles with radii 1, 2 and 3. Find the length of the side of the equilat...
I just ran into a few very simple extensions of the angle bisector theorem which I’ve never noticed before. Since I couldn’t easily find this anywhere online...