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Exploring the Equation of a Circle

Explore right triangles and the Pythagorean Theorem to develop the equation of a circle.
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Exploring the Geometric Means of a Right Triangle - When the Altitude to the Hypotenuse Is Drawn

Students will explore the concept of geometric mean and solve right triangle problems using geometric mean proportions. A TI-Nspire activity demonstrates interactively the geometric mean relationship, and an activity sheet applies the relationship to solve triangle problem. Most discussions of g...
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Exploring Parallel Lines and Angles

Students will explore the relationships between pairs of angles formed when two parallel lines are cut by a transversal. They will identify special pairs of angles, measure all the angles formed by two parallel lines cut by a transversal, and then look for patterns among the measures.
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Triangle Sum Theorem

Investigate the special relationship of the angles of a triangle.
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Calculator City

Students help Calculator City determine where to place the statue of Mr. Tex Instruments by finding the circumcenter and incenter of a triangle.
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Cell Phone Towers

In this activity students explore the locus of a point that is located twice as far from a given point A as it is from given point B. The locus is Apollonius circle. Students discover that the locus is a circle and then prove it. The key property: If a ray bisects an angle of a triangle, then it ...
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Chords of a Circle

Explore the relationship between chords of a circle and their perpendicular bisectors.
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Circle Geometry: Angles Formed by Intersecting Chords

This activity is intended to teach students about the rule associated with the angles formed by two chords intersecting within the circle and the intercepted arcs.
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Area of a Triangle Between Parallel Lines

This is an investigation of what happens to the area of a triangle when one vertex moves along a line parallel to the side opposite the vertex.
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Balancing Act

Students will explore the centriod of a triangle. They will discover that it is the center of gravity. They will balance a cardboard triangle on the end of a pencil. Then they will construct the medians with folds and pencil. After students have seen that the center of gravity is the point ...
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Circle Geometry: Property of the Segments of Two Chords Intersecting within a Circle

Students will be able to discover the property of two chords segments intersecting within a circle. They will discover the rule about the segments geometrically, numerically, and graphically. Lesson will touch on line of best fit to explore the relationship between the segments of the two chords.
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Constructing a Pentagon, An Alternative Method

Use the TN-Nspire (OS 2.0) to construct a regular pentagon using lines, rays, line segments, and circles of various diameters. The characteristics of a regular pentagon are discussed and used to verify the construction meets the criteria of all sides being equal, and all angles being equal. The ...
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Exterior Angle Sum Theorem

This activity illustrates the exterior angle sum theorem by taking regular polygons with an exterior angle constructed, one at each vertex, and pulling all the vertices together to show that all exterior angles form a circle.
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Circles - Angles and Arcs

In this activity, students will investigate inscribed angles, central angles and intercepted arcs relationships in circles.
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Applications of Similar Figures

Students will identify corresponding parts of figures and use the definition of similar figures to solve real-world applications involving rectangles and triangles.
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Arcs and Central Angles of Circles

Students discover the central angles of circles plus minor and major arcs.
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Minimizing Surface Area of a Cylinder Given a Fixed Volume

Students will discover the relationship between radius and height of a cylinder so that surface area of a cylinder can be minimized while maintaining a fixed volume. This is just an introduction to a project that they will begin after this investigation. Once this is completed, they will redesig...
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Maximizing a Paper Cone's Volume

The net for a conical paper cup is formed by cutting a sector from a circular piece of paper. What sector angle creates a net that maximizes the cone's volume? In this activity students will build concrete models, measure the dimensions and calculate the volume. Next, students will use a const...
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Angle and Perpendicular Bisectors in a Triangle

The students will examine where the perpendicular bisectors and angle bisectors of a triangle intersect. The students will circumscribe a circle around the triangle and will inscribe a circle within the triangle. There is a page at the end of each activity with the circle constructed if the s...
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Angles & Chords in a Circle

This activity is designed to allow students to gain an understanding of the relationship between the arcs and angles formed by intersecting chords in a circle. It includes an interactive geometry page, some circle problems, and a Euclidean proof.
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Triangle: Side Lengths and Angle Measures

The main purpose of this activity is to allow students to use TI-Nspire or TI-Nspire CAS to explore and decide which sides and angles of a triangle are the smallest and which are the largest.
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The Pirate Problem

The classic geometry problem developed in 1947 by George Gamow comes alive with the interactive platform of TI-Nspire. Will the treasure still be found after the palm tree in the treasure map disappears? What begins with inductive reasoning ends with a formal proof. This lesson, easily adapte...
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The Lunes of Hippocrates

In this activity, students will explore a figure that involves lunes - the area enclosed between arcs of intersecting circles. When lunes are constructed on the sides of a right triangle, an interesting result occurs.
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Taxicab Geometry

In this activity, students begin a study of taxicab geometry by discovering the taxicab distance formula. They then use the definition of radius to draw a taxicab circle and make comparisons between a circle in Euclidean geometry and a circle in taxicab geometry. Lastly, they construct taxicab pe...
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Secants and Angles in a Circle

This activity is designed to allow students to gain an understanding of the relationship between the arcs and angles formed by secants drawn from a common external point outside a circle. It includes an interactive geometry page, some circle problems, and a Euclidean proof.
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