SSS THEOREM

 Lucia Artigas
  9-2    20.3
OUTLINE
2.    
3.    Introduccion to Theorems
4.    Biography of Euclid creator of the SSS
5.    Why Euclid creat The SSS 
6.    What is the SSS theorem? 
7.    Defenitions for understanding
8.    Every day uses…
9.    Examples 1
10.   A Side Side Side Proof
11.   Bibliogrfphy
INTRODUCCION TO
             THEOREMS

 theorem (noun), theory (noun), theoretical (adjective): from
Greek theorema, fromtheorein "to look at," of unknown origin .



 In mathematics, after studying a situation or a class of objects, a
person hopes to make speculations and then prove them, so theorem
came to mean the proof of a speculation that has been arrived at by
looking at something.
BIOGRAPHY OF EUCLID
          CREATOR OF THE SSS

          The Father of Geometry

           Records show that he lived
somewhere around 300 B.C. He was a
Greek, most historians believe Euclid was
educated at Athens. His teachers may have
included pupils of Plato, who was a
philosopher and one of the most
influential The first printed edition of
Euclid's works was a translation from Arabic
to Latin, which appeared at Venice in 1482.
WHY EUCLID CREAT THE
           SSS 


 Euclid proved his Side-Side-Side (SSS) Theorem (I.8) and his Angle-
Side-Angle (ASA, diagram at the right) Theorem (I.26) in a similar
way. In SSS, if a triangle has all three sides conguent to the
corresponding sides of a second triangle, then they are congruent.
WHAT IS THE SIDE SIDE
      SIDE THEOREM?

 The Side Side Side postulate states that if three sides of one triangle
are congruent to the three corresponig sides of another triangle, then
these two triangles are congruent.
DEFENITIONS FOR
             UNDERSTANDING

 Def. Congruence: In Plane Geometry, two objects are congruent if all of
their corresponding parts are congruent
 Def. Corresponding Parts: n. in congruent polygons (Triangles), the pairs
of sides which can be superimposed on one another.
 Note: In the above, I used the term "congruent" instead of "equal" when
comparing sides and angles. Numbers are equal. Line segments (sides) and
angles are congruent. Calling them "equal" is a sloppy way of saying that
their measures (lengths or sizes)
EVERY
                          DAY USES… 


 For Geometry Class with Miss H. in the subject of Math

 If I want it to know if the 2 triangular windows are congruent
triangles, for it to be symmetric and nice to decorate my house .

 To measure triangles faster because I know that if the sides are
equal they are congruent an their angles are congruent too, so i don’t
need to use a protractor an do every thing easier.
Example 1
 ABC     XYZ

 Alll 3 sides are congruent
     • ZX = CA (side)
     • XY = AB (side)
     • YZ = BC (side)
 Therefore, by the Side Side Side postulate, the triangles are congruent
A SIDE SIDE SIDE PROOF
    Midpoint
RFERENCES

                     Bibliogrfphy

1. http://www.cut-the-knot.org/WhatIs/WhatIsTheorem.shtml

     E. J. Borowski & J. M. Borwein, The Harper Collins Dictionary of
      Mathematics, Harper Perennial, 1991
2. http://www.mathwarehouse.com/geometry/congruent_triangles/side-
      side-side-postulate.php

Sss theorem

  • 1.
    SSS THEOREM LuciaArtigas 9-2 20.3
  • 2.
    OUTLINE 2.  3. Introduccion to Theorems 4. Biography of Euclid creator of the SSS 5. Why Euclid creat The SSS  6. What is the SSS theorem?  7. Defenitions for understanding 8. Every day uses… 9. Examples 1 10. A Side Side Side Proof 11. Bibliogrfphy
  • 3.
    INTRODUCCION TO THEOREMS  theorem (noun), theory (noun), theoretical (adjective): from Greek theorema, fromtheorein "to look at," of unknown origin .  In mathematics, after studying a situation or a class of objects, a person hopes to make speculations and then prove them, so theorem came to mean the proof of a speculation that has been arrived at by looking at something.
  • 4.
    BIOGRAPHY OF EUCLID CREATOR OF THE SSS The Father of Geometry Records show that he lived somewhere around 300 B.C. He was a Greek, most historians believe Euclid was educated at Athens. His teachers may have included pupils of Plato, who was a philosopher and one of the most influential The first printed edition of Euclid's works was a translation from Arabic to Latin, which appeared at Venice in 1482.
  • 5.
    WHY EUCLID CREATTHE SSS   Euclid proved his Side-Side-Side (SSS) Theorem (I.8) and his Angle- Side-Angle (ASA, diagram at the right) Theorem (I.26) in a similar way. In SSS, if a triangle has all three sides conguent to the corresponding sides of a second triangle, then they are congruent.
  • 6.
    WHAT IS THESIDE SIDE SIDE THEOREM?  The Side Side Side postulate states that if three sides of one triangle are congruent to the three corresponig sides of another triangle, then these two triangles are congruent.
  • 7.
    DEFENITIONS FOR UNDERSTANDING  Def. Congruence: In Plane Geometry, two objects are congruent if all of their corresponding parts are congruent  Def. Corresponding Parts: n. in congruent polygons (Triangles), the pairs of sides which can be superimposed on one another.  Note: In the above, I used the term "congruent" instead of "equal" when comparing sides and angles. Numbers are equal. Line segments (sides) and angles are congruent. Calling them "equal" is a sloppy way of saying that their measures (lengths or sizes)
  • 8.
    EVERY DAY USES…   For Geometry Class with Miss H. in the subject of Math  If I want it to know if the 2 triangular windows are congruent triangles, for it to be symmetric and nice to decorate my house .  To measure triangles faster because I know that if the sides are equal they are congruent an their angles are congruent too, so i don’t need to use a protractor an do every thing easier.
  • 9.
    Example 1  ABC XYZ  Alll 3 sides are congruent • ZX = CA (side) • XY = AB (side) • YZ = BC (side)  Therefore, by the Side Side Side postulate, the triangles are congruent
  • 10.
    A SIDE SIDESIDE PROOF Midpoint
  • 11.
    RFERENCES Bibliogrfphy 1. http://www.cut-the-knot.org/WhatIs/WhatIsTheorem.shtml  E. J. Borowski & J. M. Borwein, The Harper Collins Dictionary of Mathematics, Harper Perennial, 1991 2. http://www.mathwarehouse.com/geometry/congruent_triangles/side- side-side-postulate.php